Includes

The includes folder for your website contains a number of elements that make up the template for your website. Most of the files within the includes folder can be edited by logging into TMS and clicking on files in top blue editing box at the bottom of your homepage. Then select includes/ from the files list. The below outlines the files which can be edited:

contact.html
The contact.html file conatins the details listed within the 'Further Enquiries' box in the bottom left-hand corner of your webpages e.g. address, telephone number etc.

footer.html
The footer.html file contains the information displayed at the bottom of every page within your website. This includes the copyright notice, the date the page was last modified and a contact email address for the site maintainer.

nav.html
The nav.html file contains a bulleted list of all the page headings listed in the navigation menu on the left-hand side of the website, including sub-pages.

pagehead.html
The pagehead.html file allows you to change the alt tag (description) and title for the blue banner at the top of your website (see pop-up on screenshot below). This should not be necessary however, as the Online Media team change this when creating and inserting the new banner relevant for your website.

promo_image.html
The promo_image.html file contains a WFINC statement which generates the images displayed above the navigation menu from a selected folder. The University of Adelaide's global photo collection holds images that are available specifically and only for inclusion in University template-based websites. Please refer to the template design outline for an illustration of various template zones.

search.html
The search.html file allows you to change the options associated with the search box located between the promo images and the navigation menu. For example, you can change search parameters from the whole University website to just your own website, and you can change the text displayed in the search field e.g. from 'keyword search' to 'Search Web Guide'.

sitetitle.html
The sitetitle.html file allows you to change the text that is displayed in both the browser toolbar at the top of the screen and in the tab at the top of the webpage (see example below). On this site, the site title is 'University Web Guide'.

tabnav.html
If your website has a few sub-sites linked to it, you may have a tabnav.html file. If so, this file contains a list of headings and links used for the navigation at the top of the website (see example below):