F.A.Q.

To edit this area, open the "faq.htm" and view the source code. Find the notes for "FAQ 1" in the page and edit the text in this area.

You can add as many FAQ questions to this webpage as your project requires. Follow these steps to add a new FAQ question.

1. Open the "faq.htm" and view the source code.
2. Find the text between the "<!-- FAQ 10 --> notes.
3. Copy this code and paste it below itself.
4. In the new pasted code, edit "faq10" in 2 places with "faq11".
5. Edit the "FAQ 10" notes in 2 places with "FAQ 11".
6. Open the "faq.htm" and test the FAQ links.

Open the "style.css" file with Notepad or any text editor and find the section "FAQ PAGE". Edit the css class ".faq-box" for this answer area by editing the padding. You can optionally add a border to this area.

The colors for the FAQ section are using the same code as the text for all other pages. The code for the text will be the "div, table" class in your CSS file. Link colors are defined by the "link" classes near the top of your CSS file. See the template colors support page for more help with changing template colors.

Yes, you can add images in an answer, or a video or a Flash animation object. Keep in mind that although the FAQ answers are hidden, they do still load when the FAQ page loads and can slow down the page if you add too many videos or larger sized images in an answer area.

Yes. Links can be added to this area. You can also add new window links to any of the template pages or to other websites. Here is an example; Go to Allwebco Web Templates.

For each FAQ answer you can include as much or as little text as you would like. The answer area will expand to fit the text.

This page uses css to hide each answer area and a Javascript to dynamically change the css and open the answer area once the link is clicked on.

You can add 100 questions to this page. If you need to add more, edit the script limitation of 100 in the "faq-script.js" in two places.

The help page included in this template download is located in your main template folder and is named help.html.