There are two ways that you can customize the appearance of the Online Edition of Worship Assistant - by specifying header and footer HTML files, and by modifying the cascading style sheet.
Header and Footer
Replacing or editing the default header.tpl and footer.tpl allow you to add content to the top and bottom of the pages of Worship Assistant OE that are consistent with the rest of your web site.
In header.tpl, there is logic that prevents users who are not logged in from accessing the menu. Be very careful that you don't tamper with this logic. We recommend that you place your own content before the two HTML tables that are in this file.
In footer.tpl, there are a number of lines that display the version, registration information, and copyright. These lines must be displayed. Future versions will disable the program if this information is missing.
Cascading Style Sheet
Each page makes use of a cascading style sheet called styles.css. This file defines styles for a number of HTML tags as well as custom tags. Below is a description of each of the custom tags and how they are used in the program:
programtitle - the Worship Assistant Online Edition title that appears on each page.
managertitle - the title on each of the Manager windows (e.g. Song Manager) as well as the title of individual items when they are being edited (e.g. the song title, set date and description, and name of team member).
searchresulttitle - the line that displays how many items listed in each manager windows (e.g. '134 songs found').
fieldlabel - used to display field labels.
fieldlabel-left - used to display field labels left justified.
editbox - used to display the text in edit fields.
editbox-fixed - used to display the text in edit fields where a fixed width font is required.
copyright - used to display the version, registration, and copyright at the bottom of each screen.