Site Map

http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/public_html/

While all of these files are contained within the "public_html/" folder under the overarching "http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/" domain, "public_html/" will not appear in the web address effectively invisible to website visitors.

About/

index.htm

The preferable short address:
     http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/About/
is equivalent to the long address:
     http://www.FreshCareerSolutions.com/About/index.htm

Clients/ [ coming soon ]

This folder will be for sharing private secure files with clients, whatever they may be (ie. FTP uploading and downloading). This folder is blocked from being scanned by robots by the robots.txt file in the root directory. When the website goes live online this folder will need to be configured defining passworded users access to folders and files within.

Contact/

index.htm

The short address: http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/Contact/

Images/

This folder and it's sub-folders contains every image on this website.

Includes/ [ coming soon ]

Using server side includes I chop web pages in to fundamental sub-sections making it simpler, cleaner, and easier to build web pages from more basic building blocks.
I had not activated server side includes (SSI) so I did not begin building the site with them. However, soon this entire site will be processed into "sub-section building blocks".

Media/ [ coming soon ]

This folder will contain all audio and video files on this website.

News/ [ coming soon ]

This "News" folder may be renamed "Blog", "News Feed", or "Web Log", if preferred and will contain files and/or links for the RSS or Atom feed.

Private/ [ coming soon ]

This folder will be to contain private secure files, such as reference web hosting data, security records, client lists, etc. This folder is blocked from being scanned by robots by the robots.txt file in the root directory. When the website goes live online this folder will need to be configured defining passworded users access to folders and files within.

Resources/

index.htm

The short address: http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/Resources/

Services/

index.htm

The short address: http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/Services/

SiteDesign/

Useful step by step directions, checklists, and helpful notes to assist you to:
     • inform you how to use the system developed exclusively for this website
     • maintain website order, organization, and operability
     • easily and effectively apply your content and make your own web pages

By clicking on ''Website Design'' at the bottom of each page you will find yourself here on this very page. In this site map on this semi-secret page are the only active links to these technical support and template pages.
The short address: http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/SiteDesign/

Notes.htm [ coming soon ]

Useful step by step directions, checklists, and helpful notes to assist you to:
     • inform you how to use the system developed exclusively for this website
     • maintain website order, organization, and operability
     • easily and effectively apply your content and make your own web pages

StyleGuide.htm

This helpful aid references, explains, and demonstrates with examples how the CSS (cascading style sheet) is applied to the HTML code to more easily keep the uniform aesthetic of this website on every webpage. You'll find the "Fresh.css" file in the root directory.

TemplateTutorial.htm [ coming soon ]

This page explains how to make existing templates into functional new web pages. With this step by step aid reference you'll be able to:
     1. Determine which template is most appropriate for your needs.
     2. Duplicate that template.
     3. Rename and relocate the template to it's new path.
     4. Custom modify the new duplicate(s) with your new content.
     5. Confirm that the style guides are applied well.

Templates/

The following templates are designed within an established site-wide framework structure. Each template's name identifies its featured different options for a variety of solutions for expanding the website in making new web pages for new content.

SequentialFolder/

These pages have no line along the left margins or the headers at the top connecting to site sections (About, Contact, Resources, Services) but include navigation buttons (Back, Home, Next).

index.htm

Page2.htm

Page3.htm

SequentialFolder_Section/

These pages are lined along the left margins and the headers at the top connecting to site sections (About, Contact, Resources, Services) and include navigation buttons (Back, Home, Next).

index.htm

Page2.htm

Page3.htm

SinglePage.htm

This page has no line along the left margin or the header at the top connecting to site sections (About, Contact, Resources, Services) and has no navigation (Back, Home, Next) buttons.

SinglePage_Section.htm

This page is lined along the left margin or the header at the top connecting to site sections (About, Contact, Resources, Services) but has no navigation (Back, Home, Next) buttons.

.htaccess

To allow SSI (Server Side Includes) to apply to all SSI files with the extension .shtml across the entire web site this simple document contains few words:

     AddType text/html .shtml
     AddHandler server-parsed .shtml

favicon.ico

Web browsers will use this icon image file in the address bar, browsing tabs, and of course as bookmark / favorite icons replacing the default icons:

Fresh.css

The CSS (cascading style sheet) is where properties (such as this font, colour, etc.) are described and trickle down to every page referencing it, keeping all your "tricks" and "effects" handy in one single place yet applicable universally across the site. You'll find a "StyleGuide.htm" file in the SiteDesign folder explaining and demonstrating illustrative examples of how this file applies.

index.htm

This "index / default / welcome / splash" page is the standard website introduction page.

The short address: http://FreshCareerSolutions.com/

You'll want to keep it simple but may wish to add recent news (or truncated versions linked to full blogs).

robots.txt

This file prevents robots (web spiders, search engines, etc.) from accessing a black list of files and folders. This simple document contains few words:

     User-agent: *
     Disallow: /Clients/
     
     User-agent: *
     Disallow: /Private/