a. tp_logoimage.jpg
This image is the logo image by default. If the user does not upload a
logo of his/her own, this logo will be used.
b. tp_logoband.jpg
This image is a band with a gradient or solid color where the user's
logo will be embedded.
c. tp_company.jpg/tp_company.gif
This is the image specifying the company name. If the user does not
specify a company name, this will be used by default.
d. tp_companyband.jpg
Similar to the logo band, this is a band with a gradient or solid color.
The user's company name will be embedded as text into this area.
User can select font type, font size and color while specifying the
company name.
e. tp_caption.jpg
This is the image specifying the caption of the site. If the user does
not specify a caption for the site, this will be used by default.
f. tp_captionband.jpg
This image is a band with a gradient or solid color where the user's
site caption will be embedded as text. User can select font type, font
size and color while specifying the caption.
If the 'Use same images for sub page' box is checked, these images will appear on the sub pages. You can skip Step #3. If you have a different set of images or a different layout for the sub pages, you can uncheck the box and select these images in the next step, Step #3.
3. Select the basic site building images like logo, company name, caption
etc for Sub Page.
In this step, you can select the images which will appear in each sub page
created using this template. (If in Step #2 you check the 'Use same images
for sub page' check box, you will not get in to this screen)
Similar to Step #2, be careful when naming the files. Just follow the on-screen instructions.

Fig. 2.6.3
4. Upload all other images used in the template
The template you are uploading may be using many images other than the
logo, caption and company images. All these images can be uploaded and
incorporated into the template from this screen.
You can upload images one by one, or zip them all into a single zip file and
upload. We recommend the zip method since it is more easy to do and all
images are uploaded as a single file. While making the zip file, make sure all
the images are included so that none of your images are found missing when
the template is finally rendered.
One thing to note is that all the images should start with a prefix 'tp_'. All
images not confirming to this norms are ignored and are not included in the
template.
Fig. 2.6.4
To view all the files uploaded to the template till this time, you can click on the
'View images present' link to the top right of the 'Add images' section.
If you require to watermark each and every image being added to the
template, you can use the individual file upload method. Watermarking is
done to prevent users from using your template images without paying. To
watermark images, check the check boxes against each image you upload
through the 'Add images'. In the opening screen, you will see only one field to
upload image. Click on the 'Add New Image' link for each image you want to
upload, a new field will be created for you to upload a new image. Before you
upload files, you can also remove one or more images selected for upload
by using the 'Delete' link against each image or selecting more than one
image using the check boxes provided in the first column and clicking the
'Delete selected' link in the bottom part of 'Add images' section. Once you
have selected all the files for upload, click on 'Upload Files' to upload all the
files.
To upload a zip file, create a zip file with all the images you want to upload.
Make sure that you follow the naming conventions of prefixing all images with
'tp_' and all images are of format jpeg or gif. Do not re-upload any images
you have uploaded through the steps #2 and #3. After creating the zip file,
browse and select it through the 'Select the zip file' field in the Upload a zip
file section and click on 'Upload zip'.
In both the cases, the maximum file size should not exceed 2 MB.
After your images are successfully uploaded without any errors, you are
redirected to the next and the final step where you are asked to upload the
home page, sub page and the style sheet.
5. Upload Home Page, Sub Page and Style Sheet.
This is the final step in uploading a template. In this section you need to
upload the Home Page, Sub Page and the Style Sheet.
Each template will have two kinds of page layouts - Home and Sub. Home
layout is the main layout and Sub layout can be used for the sub pages.
These two pages are uploaded in this section. The style sheet page is used
to control the appearance and behavior of the elements in your pages like
text, links etc. The style sheet also must be uploaded in this section. While
uploading these files also it should be noted that you stick to the naming
conventions. Follow the on-screen instructions to upload the files.

Fig. 2.6.5
The home page must be named 'index.htm', sub page 'sub.htm' and style
sheet 'style.css'.
In the 'Others' section you can set the Link type and link separator for home
page and sub page. Link Type defines the way links will be displayed in the
pages. It can have values 'Vertical' or 'Horizontal'. Link separator is used to
separate the links displayed in the pages. It can be typically spaces
(' ') or even images. For eg. ' | ' creates a space and a
vertical bar between each link created. If the link separator and link type for
the sub page is same as the home page, check the 'Same as Index' check
box.
Click on upload when you are done with selecting the files and entering the
values.
When all your inputs are validated correctly, all the pages are uploaded and
you get a successful message stating that your template has been created
successfully.
Uploading Advanced Type Templates
Uploading Advanced Type templates is similar to the above one, with a very
few changes. The steps are described using screen-shots and explanations
are provided where it is different from Simple Type.
1. Select Category, Type and Display Thumbnail
Fig. 2.6.6
Same as Simple Type, but select 'Advanced' as Type of Template.
2. Upload Home Page Images
Same as the Simple Type. One difference you can find here is that you can
upload gif or jpg images here. But the naming convention should be followed
strictly as specified on the screen.
Fig. 2.6.7
3. Upload Sub Page Images
Same as the Simple Type. One difference you can find here is that you can
upload gif or jpg images here. But the naming convention should be followed
strictly as specified on the screen.
Fig. 2.6.8
4. Upload all other images
Same as the Simple Type
Fig. 2.6.9
5. Upload Home Page, Sub Page and Style Sheet.
Same as the Simple Type. One difference you can find here is that you dont
have to define link types and link separators here. Users can directly create
all the links using the advanced editor itself.
Fig. 2.6.10