Company Web Page Design Guide
Though we try to allow for many web page design styles, we necessarily have
to put some restrictions on what we can accept. Here are some notes for the web
page designer:
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Only one HTML file plus as many images and / or embedded files as you like
are allowed, i.e. you may use <img
src="filename"> and <embed
src="filename"> tags. One References within the HTML code
to external stylesheets or Javascript code will be ignored. You can work round
this by including style and JavaScript code in the page itself.
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All code before the <body>
tag or after the closing </body>
tag is ignored, with the following exceptions - The page title, a single <style>
definition and a single <script>
definition are allowed within the <head>
tag. Thus, the following code is acceptable:
<html>
<head>
<title>Fred Bloggs's Widget Manufacturing Corp.</title>
<style type="text/css">
<!--
p { font: 11pt Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color: #000066}
h3 { font: bold 14pt Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; color: #CC0000}
b { font-weight: bold}
-->
</style></head>
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF">The rest of the html page goes here...</body></html>
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Images loaded by JavaScript won't work. Unfortunately this means that the usual
method of using image roll-over effects cannot be used. However, a possible work-round
would be to include an image in a layer and manipulate the layer using JavaScript.
Alternatively you may use an embedded Flash object.
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The recommended page hierarchy is to put all external files in the same directory
as the HTML page, and use relative (but not root relative) references to them.
Therefore, in 'mycompany.html', a reference to an image called 'logo.gif' will
look like this: <img src="logo.gif">
If you prefer, you can put all external files in a subdirectory and this
will work, but note that references higher up the directory tree won't work, i.e.
if the path to an external file starts with /
or ../
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All your files should be sent to us in a single zip or zipped tar file with
the same name as your company. Email to this address: webmaster@thailand-yellowpages.com
with your company's full name, postal address and a return email address so we
can contact you if there are problems. You should also state the dates you wish
your web page to be accessible on the internet, along with any Web Page Enhancement
Features you wish to be included. Our staff will contact you regarding payment.
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Additional Notes
Please ensure that your HTML code is well specified, i.e. use double quotes around
file names and remove redundant tags. If you're using a design tool like Netscape
Composer or Dreamweaver, you shouldn't have a problem. We support the following
embedded objects: Shockwave Flash, Real Audio, WAV and AVI files. Avoid the use
of the <object> tag for these
files. <embed> is the preferred
way to include them on your page.
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