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 Welcome to our page for contributing information about this City-Page. The name of the city and selected section can be found at the top of this page.
 The space to the right is a simple text editor and is for your use to contribute information related to the selected City-Page.

   SEE FREQUENTLY ASKED
        QUESTIONS BELOW

- What is the purpose of a City-Page Section?
     City-Page Sections contain information about specific themes for a
     particular City-Page. I.E. history, government etc.

- How do I add, delete or modify information for a Section?
     The space identified as a 'simple text editor' is used to add, delete and edit information.
     To provide additional flexibility for 'page presentation' six special codes are available:
     -- <br>  is a code to force a line break(new paragraph).
     -- <hr>  inserts a horizontal line in the text.
     -- <b>text</b>  makes the 'text' bold.
     -- <h3>text</h3>  makes the 'text' larger and bold for a heading.
     -- _text  makes a subscript.
     -- ^text  makes a superscript.

- When using the Text Editor is it OK to use the keyboard 'Enter' key to start a new paragraph?
     -- Yes, but a corresponding break code must also be placed next to the same spot for the
        new paragraph to show up on the Website City-Page Section.

- Why is the 'line break' code needed if the 'keyboard Enter' key is used to create a line break?
     -- Although the 'Enter Key' creates a line break in the text editor, it is ignored when the
        City-Page Section is displayed on the web page. It's a general
        characteristic of the Website.

- Does the Text Editor use 'word wrapping'?
     -- Yes, and so does the City-Page Section. This means you do not have to try to fit the
        text in each paragraph a certain way. When you want to start a new paragraph
        use the <br> code, already mentioned..

- Do I have to use the City-Page Section Text Editor for all of my editing.
        No, you can copy and paste the text between the City-Page Section Text Editor
        and any other simple text editor you have access to(like microsoft Notepad).
        However, it isn't recommended at first because the City-Page Section Text
        Editor is quite simple with regard to formating features so you will need to
        experiment some to know the limitations of the City-Page Section Text Editor.

- Where can I find examples of a City-Page Section.
-- Below this Frequently Asked Questions page are examples.

- What is the purpose of this web page?
     This page provides a way for visitors of Key To The City's Website to contribute information
     about a particular City-Page Section noted in the City, State and Section fields above.

- What is a City-Page Section?
     Key To The City Website has over 23,000 city home pages. Each home page is referred to as a
     City-Page. Each City-Page is divided into sections of information having different themes
     such as history, Government, etc. Thus, 'City-Page Section'.

- What are the four empty form fields above for?
     - The Contributer Name field is a 'required' field only if you want credit for the contribution.
     - The Source Date field is not required, but is important if available. It's the date of the
       source publication(interview, personal experience, etc).
     - The Source(name, title, publisher) is not required, but is important if available.
     - The Source Type is required and is selected from a drop down list.

- What are the three form fields: City, State and Section for?
     - These fields indicate which City-Page and corresponding Section' the contribution is for.
       They should not be changed! Otherwise, an error will be reported.

- Why do I get a message like 'City Name has been changed, type Ctrl-r keys, then resubmit form!'
  sometimes when I submit a form?
     - This type of message indicates the form was not filled out properly. The message will refer
       to the specific reason.

- What does 'Ctrl-r' mean?
     - 'Ctrl-r' means hold Ctrl key down, followed by the 'r' key at the same time.

- Is it OK if the information that normally would go in the four empty form fields is included in the
  large information field.
     - Yes, except for the Source Type.

- Is there a special format needed for the large information field?
     - No, as long as quotations are properly identified, with citations.

This example shows how to use the line break code to start a new paragraph. Notice how this paragraph takes advantage of 'word wrapping'. Also notice that there is no paragraph indent. Thats because our web pages don't have a way of easily displaying tabs or multiple blanks. It's time to start a new paragraph.<br>Notice that the new paragraph starts on the very next line. Since indenting isn't available it probably would be best to use two line break codes instead of one. Like this.<br><br>Now it's clear that a new paragraph has started.