-The top of the page contains the title of the page, which is
should give a basic idea of the page you are looking at.
-Along the <<< LEFT <<< side of the page ALL major pagelinks are
contained. (not yet included)
LINKS
-may be page links or file links. The links can be followed by
left clicking on them.
PAGE LINKS
- There are two types of pages: INDEX PAGES and INFORMATION
PAGES
INDEX PAGES: gives a small ammount of summary information about
the general idea of the current area of the website you are at. It may also
contain links to other pages which may be either index or information pages,
giving a breif discription of the pages along with the title of the link and the
URL/URI.
INFORMATION PAGES: information pages contain detailed
information about a topic. These pages in addition to acting much like the index
pages
-At the bottom of some information (non index) pages there may
be other sections such as a bibliography reference data etc
FILE LINKS
Various types of files may be linked such as .exe, .mp3, .zip
etc.. also as content on pages some pages may contain pictures or links to
nondisplayed pictures.
CAUTION: befor running any file on your computer it is advisable
to check/scan it befor running it as it may be corrupt and impair or damage your
computer.
add other languages or a translator etc..
IN DEVELOPMENT FOR INTEGRATION
a quick overview of all the material with links to menus for each topic
The bottom of each page can take you to the main menu for your current topic
For instance using a hierarchy of nodes.
Home -> Main Project headings -> Project Aspects -> Information on Aspects.
Each page a link to the
table of contents( a full listing of all pages)
and to the homepage .
Times for loading all pages will vary, with browser and connection
type.
TEXT ONLY FORMAT to both speed
things up and let you use something besides the latest browser with the latest
enhancements.
At times, we do put information into graphics and tables, but we've also
tried to provide text-based alternatives where we can. Please let us know if
we've missed something or forgotten about how your browser displays information.
FOCUS OF THIS SITE:
(1) Provide Public Information
(2) Make clear the required Operations and Planning
(3) Provide accessability to Training and Technology
(4) Keep an ongong record of News and Activities
(to be amalgamated from transinet)
When you select one of these main topics, the menu page you
call up lists the pages in the section and provides a brief description of each
page's content. To move from page to page within a section, you may either click
on the "next" arrow at the top of each page (below the section icon), use the
links at the bottom of each page or return to the section menu page or the WAC home page to select another topic. By
clicking on the "next" arrow, you may navigate forward or backward through
successive pages presented in their natural progression, much like you would
find in a printed book. (To move forward or backward by the order of pages you
actually have selected, rather than by the natural progression of the site, use
the "forward" or "backward" buttons in your browser's navigational bar at the
top of the browser window.) To
easily find a specific document or information about a specific topic on the
WAC site, use the site Index, which is composed in tabular form much like
the contents page of a printed book.
By
clicking on the "next" arrow, you may navigate forward or backward through
successive pages presented in their natural progression, much like you would
find in a printed book. (To move forward or backward by the order of pages you
actually have selected, rather than by the natural progression of the site, use
the "forward" or "backward" buttons in your browser's navigational bar at the
top of the browser window.)