People leave and their accounts are closed!Ĭheat - look at your existing website and other units' SiteViz websites for ideas. We recommend storing files for your website in a Google Drive that will exist for the long term - for example, a squadron's Shared Drive, not an individual's personal Drive. Individual documents can be shared publicly without exposing other info. If you embed a document stored in a WAWG Google Drive account, be sure non-members cannot access other information. If you need to provide information that changes, embed the document in a webpage so the site doesn't need to change, just the document. The in-development site URL will be ., where NAME is the website name you submitted when you requested a new site.įollow the instructions in the Final Publishing Steps section.ĭesign your new website to be oriented primarily to information for the general public.Ĭonsider having your site contain mostly information that need not change regularly, to avoid the need for frequent updates. See the "Request a cap web site" link on NHQ's websites page.Įxplore SiteViz and prototype your new site. Review the NHQ Website Requirements section. See "WAWG IT SiteViz Quick Reference" for an overview of what to find where in SiteViz.
Review the SiteViz Information section for learning info and example WAWG websites. While moving will require rebuilding from scratch, the website structure and nearly all content in pages can likely copy over.Į-mail the WAWG IT project officer to let us know, if your commander hasn't The above picture is sized at Width 500 - Height 329 - Border 5 - HSpace 5 - VSpace 5 - Alignment then centered using the font centering.Unit websites should be straightforward to build in SiteViz, as they generally do not use advanced features – typically only text, images, and an embedded calendar. Not setting the picture will allow you to center the picture by selecting centered in the font formatting section and it will be centered in whatever platform that you are using. If you are looking for a much larger picture it is recommended to put wording above and below the picture and set the picture alignment to. Consider putting wording above or below the picture and making the picture larger if there is not enough supporting text. As the paragraphs may contain different topic information it can cause confusion. You can see how the picture on the right from the above paragraph extends in to this paragraph and the picture in this paragraph extends up into the above paragraph. The picture on the right is part of this paragraph but there is not enough supporting text. This applies if the photo is set to the right or left. I f you are looking to add a picture but do not have enough wording to support the picture it does not keep a consistent look to the website. Heading Fonts will generate a dark blue frame.įormatted, Address, or Normal (DIV) will generate a black frame.Īs you can see from the size of this paragraph the picture size that is inserted will work well but you would not want to go bigger to keep it in the paragraph. Normal font will generate a dark gray frame (the picture to the right was inserted at the top line and not the header, thus the gray frame). The second thing to mention is that when you insert a picture in a section your picture frame will correspond with the font chosen. The larger the screen that you are working on the longer the lines of text and the smaller the picture must be so that the following paragraph is not next to the picture that you are inserting for the corresponding paragraph. The first thing to mention is that if you want a photo on the right side or left side of the wording, you have to have a large enough paragraph to support the size of the photo. When looking to add a picture in a paragraph is where you have to take great care in checking your different platforms. It is also good to check browser compatibility such as Google, Firefox, etc. It is good to check your work on whatever devices that you have access to, such as a phone or I-pad as well as your computer. What looks amazing when building the website on a laptop or desktop computer with a screen over 12" does not always look good on a small smart phone or tablet. Adding pictures to the Boilerplate pages such as this one can be challenging to get the website to look good cross platform.
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