Researcher Template Guide

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You don't need to know HTML or other programming code to use the following templates. Simply...

1. click on your preferred template below
2. click the "edit" tab to view the code
3. then copy and paste that code into your page
4. and input your information to the appropriate places.

» ResearcherTemplate1

» ResearcherTemplate2

» ResearcherTemplate3

» ResearcherTemplate4

» ResearcherTemplate5

» ResearcherTemplate6

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If you are interested in learning the basics of how the templates are coded and how to customize your webpage, here is a short introduction:

• Tables are creating by using either HTML code or Wiki code. The details can be found here, but basically you start by defining the table, such as:
  1. <table> starts the table;
  2. <tr> creates a row;
  3. <td> create a cell;
  4. And then you have to close each tag at the end in reverse order, such as </td>, </tr>, </table>.
• The layout of the table can be customized, such as:
  1. creating a border by "border=1" within the table tag. (ie. "<table border=1>")
  2. creating spacing between cells by "cellspacing=5"
  3. creating padding between text and cell walls by "cellpadding=5"
  4. creating different fonts and font sizes by "style="font:bold 120% sans-serif""
  5. or, see here for more information.
  6. or, see here for a table generator.
• The colors of the table can be customized, such as:
  1. Color codes are eight numbers/letters representing red, blue, and green, but you can also enter simple color names like "red", "orange", or "yellow" in the "color=XXX" tag.
  2. You can see representative examples here
  3. You can create a colored border by "style="border: 1px #828DA5 solid"
  4. You can create a colored background by "background=#FFEDFE" (ie. "<table background=#FFEDFE>")

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