{C2C_FILE="ASPGuildButton10030.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="ASPWire-btn.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="clearpixel.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="navbar_l.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="navbar_top_r.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="Screenshot.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="VBWire-btn.gif"}
{C2C_FILE="site.css"}
{C2C_FILE="style.css"}
3.
We want to tell Click to Convert to replace the “Purepage.com” page title with the page title that
Click to Convert will generate for the HTML rendition. We do this by replacing the current page
title that is between the <title> and </title> tags with the {C2C_TITLE} marker as follows:
<TITLE>{C2C_TITLE}</TITLE>
4.
Next, we want to specify where Click to Convert should add its HTML meta tags (this is an
optional step and can be left out). We decided to add them straight under the page title by
inserting the following line (it is important to place this marker on a separate line by itself):
{C2C_META}
5.
Now we need to specify where Click to Convert should insert its HTML head tags. This is
important as it allows Click to Convert to produce pages that look and feel like your original
document. We do this by inserting the {C2C_HEAD} marker in the template file before the
closing </HEAD> tag (it is important to place this marker on a separate line by itself).
6.
Now we need to tell Click to Convert where it should insert the page content. We want to replace
the existing page content with the {C2C_BODY} marker to achieve this. To do this, we scan
through the HTML template until we come to the point where the current page content begins.
Tip: Search for the text you want to replace, in this case: “The best way to publish information
online”. Simply replace the entire current page content with the {C2C_BODY} marker (it is
important to place this marker on a separate line by itself).
7.
The last step it to make sure that the footer appears at the bottom of the page and not
overlapping the page content. We do this by making sure the page content is placed inside an
HTML table cell and that the table cell has the page height specified as its height. This will force
the footer to appear below this cell. We can do this using the {C2C_PAGE_HEIGHT} marker as
follows:
<TD height="{C2C_PAGE_HEIGHT}">
Once we completed these changes, we simply tell Click to Convert to use this template when creating
HTML renditions that we want to have the Purepage.com web site’s look and feel. From the Click to
Convert “Publish Settings” window, select the “Templates” option from the tree view on the left. Click the
“Change” button and select the HTML template file to use – in this case PurePageCom.htm.
Important Design Notes
1. The {C2C_META}, {C2C_HEAD}, {C2C_BODY} and {C2C_FILE} tags must all be by themselves on
individual lines in your template files. The {C2C_TITLE} and {C2C_PAGE_HEIGHT} tags may be placed
anywhere.
2. All support files (for example, images) to be copied using the {C2C_FILE} tag must be in the same
folder as the template file.