zink's dashboard

Hi Zink,

If the banner image of a certain style can be changed, you will see a white box with an instruction placed over the default banner image.

To change the banner image:
1) Click on the white instruction box that says "click here to change banner image"
2) The file manager will open up that will allow you to browse your computer for a picture to upload.
3) When you are done, click "ok" and your own image will replace the default image
4) If the dimensions are not quite right you can fix this by choosing the "edit with Picnik" option in the file manager. Picnik is a web-based image manipulation tool that has an option for you to resize your image. When you are done, click "save to SynthaSite" and the new image will replace the old one.

Please note that the white instruction box will only appear in editing mode, and will disappear when you preview or publish your site. Also, you may use the default banner image if you wish.

Please let us know if you need any other help!

Regards,
Marije

how do you do the banner image?

Glad to help.

Hi zink

The style you select is applied to your entire site. If this were not the case, the result could be some very inconsistent and confusing websites. However it is possible to use a style that allows you to change the banner image and you can add a different banner image to each page. This way your site will maintain overall visual consistency, while still allowing you to customize each page.

The other option is to create multiple websites using their own styles and link them together using our link editor.

I hope these suggestions are helpful to you.

Best wishes
Monique

Hey Zink

You can go to www.meebo.com, build a chat room, and copy and paste the HTML into an HTML widget in SynthaSite - I hope that helps!

Vinny Lingham
CEO, SynthaSite

I don't understand what you mean. Is this related to your other non-firefox question, chat box, in that it is about your site and not how Firefox views websites?

This has nothing to do with Mozilla or Firefox. You might be looking for a different company. Firefox may render websites, but it is not related to hosting or writing them.

Yes Thank you

Zink, it sounds like you want to create a link. Here is how you can do that: 1. Drag and drop a text widget onto your page.
2. In the text widget type the words that you want people to click on (this is your link text)
3. Highlight the link text and then click on the link button (it's the 10th button from the left in the text editing tool bar, and looks like the link in a chain)
4. A link editor dialogue box will open up and you will be given 4 options. You can link to an email address, an external URL, a page on your own site or a file on your computer.
5. Click on the option appropriate for you.
6. Then type the URL or address of the site that you want to link TO in the appropriate box and click on OK.

You will then have a link on your page.

To check that your link is working preview your page and then click on the link.

Please let me know if I have misunderstood your question.