When Donna and I designed the District website (and made changes to
it), we tried to do it in a way that was logical and would allow people
to easily find the information they were looking for. However, everyone
thinks a little differently, and what is obvious to us may not be obvious
to you (and vice versa). Therefore, we built in a couple of different ways to make
finding information easier for you. When you are looking for something
on the website (let’s say, the TLI Pre-Registration Form), here
are the 2 main ways to find it.
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First, on every page, there is a left
navigation bar. When you hover your mouse over any of the
items, a submenu pops up from which you can click the links to pages
within that section.
For example, when you hover over Training/TLI, the submenu has an
item for the Pre-Registration Form. When you click that, you’ll
go to the page that has the Pre Registration Form.
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Second, on the right column of almost every page on
the website, you’ll
see a Search Box that enables you to search the District
website. There are 3 types of searches that you
can do here.
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The default is to search for a phrase.
Typing in TLI Registration and clicking go lists all
the pages that contain that phrase (2 pages are currently listed).
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If you selected the All Words option, you’d
get a list of all the pages that contained both those words
(though not necessarily near each
other). Notice that 4-8 pages are usually listed.
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If you selected the Any Word option
however, you’d get a list of all the pages that
contained either the word TLI or the word Registration (15-25
pages are usually listed). You may be wondering why there
were so many pages
that got returned when you selected the Any Word option.
That’s
because the word Registration occurs for TLI, for the District
Conference, and for some of the Area and Division Contests.
The next time you are looking for something on the District website
at www.d27tm.org, just remember the different ways you have to find
the information you’re looking for.