<html> <head> <title>2. General appearance</title> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> </head> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> <p>[LASTREF=E-1-000.html NEXT=E-3-000.html]</p> <h2>2. General appearance</h2> <p>The html-code provided by the lecturer may be prepared in any html-editor or text-editor, as you prefer. </p> <p>You may use <font face="Courier">arbitrary fonts (like here: Courier)</font>.The standard font (default) for all course pages can be defined in the file "css/coursestyle.css" as the class "standardtext ", according to the usual rules. The fonts used in tables (like the figure caption below) are the usual defaults, unless defined explicitly in the css-file.</p> <table border="0"> <tr> <td WIDTH="50%"> <p>You may use all features of html, including figures, sound-files and video-files. The applicability rest solely on the students' web browsers.</p> </td> <td WIDTH="10%"></td> <td WIDTH="40%"><img SRC="../contents/imglocal/screen-small.gif" ALT="Sample image" ></td> </td> </tr> </table> <p> For the purpose of this test the first pages have been publicly available. This has been defined in the file <i>inc/general_vars.inc.php</i>. For such pages there is no "Participant's notes"-field provided at the bottom of the contents frame. This page now may be accessed only by legitimated (logged in) users; you have looged in successfully and now you find this field below. Try to add a remark in order to find out, whether the database has been set up correctly. Comments, that you have contributed can be removed by you (or the course admin) later. </p> <p>These few pages serve only the purpose of a first test and provide a starting point for the lecturer. Further information on the electure syntax and general structure may be found in the [EXLINK=../doc/ TEXT=documentation] and in the [EXLINK=../admin/ TEXT=lecturer's administration area].</p> </body> </html>