PCB - Clearfield & Jefferson Counties

Special-notes

!!!Read this entire page before editing existing or new pages!!!

Here is another page of CYBER SECURITY TIPS that is very important to read and understand.

Because there are SPAM-bots that browse the WWW in search of email addresses to copy and send back to their owners for SPAM purposes, it is not safe to post complete email addresses on web pages. The following two examples of code break phone numbers and email addresses up into unrecognizable separate text strings that SPAM-bots pass over. The email addresses are displayed as usable links, even though they are actually broken into pieces within the web page. The phone numbers are also displayed as complete numbers, though they too are actually broken.

When adding a private phone number, you may wish to use the following JAVA script;

<script type="text/javascript">

var my_addr = "AREA CODE"+"-"+"DIRECTORY CODE"+"-"+"NUMBER";

document.write(my_addr);

</script>

Highlight and copy the four lines above. In the page-edit toolbar of your own page, click on *Insert Plugin*, then click on *PBwiki Magic*, then click on *HTML* and paste the code. Edit the code and replace the CAPITAL letters with the proper numbers of the phone number you're adding. Do not alter any other code. Save your page and check the result.

814-372-4742 

When adding an email address, you really should/must use one of the following JAVA scripts. This script will display the email address as the actual address;

<script type="text/javascript">

var my_addr = "USER NAME"+"@"+"ISP"+".COM, .ORG or .NET";

document.write('<a href="mailto:'+my_addr+'">'+my_addr+'</a>');

</script>

Highlight and copy the four lines above. In the page-edit toolbar of your own page, click on *Insert Plugin*, then click on *PBwiki Magic*, then click on *HTML* and paste the code. Edit the code and replace the CAPITAL letters with the proper information you're adding. Replace USER NAME with the user name only. Replace ISP with the name of the Internet Service Provider only. Finally, replace the string .COM, .ORG or .NET with the proper suffix. Do not alter any other code. Save your page and test the link.

This script will show the email address as a description of the address;

<script type="text/javascript">

var my_addr = "USER NAME"+"@"+"ISP"+".COM, .ORG OR .NET";

document.write('<a href="mailto:'+my_addr+'">DESCRIPTION</a>');

</script>

As above, replace USER NAME, ISP and .COM, .ORG OR .NET, then also replace DESCRIPTION with the text that you want displayed.

This script, if you decide to use it instead of the *Insert Link* utility in the Editor toolbar, will show your link as a description;

<a href="LINK">DESCRIPTION</a>

Replace LINK with the complete URL and replace DESCRIPTION with the text description you want shown. e-Sword

Highlight and copy the lines of script you wish to use above. In the page-edit toolbar of your own page, click on *Insert Plugin*, then click on *PBwiki Magic*, then click on *HTML* and paste the code. Edit the code as described.

This next bit of html code, when placed on your pages, allows you to change the background color of your page. For example, I've used this code on most of the pages of this PCB site because the code 255, 255, 255 makes the background white and makes the text much easier to see than on some other colors for the visually impaired but not blind web surfer. The rgb portion of the code stands for red, green and blue. The primary colors used on catode tubes such as monitors and TV's are red, green and blue. If you were to make the numbers 000, 000, 000, then you would have a black screen and unless you were to change the default color of the text, which is black, you wouldn't be able to see a thing. And the interesting thing is that a blind web surfer with a screen reader would never know that the text is invisible!

{this line below goes at the very top of your page when editing in Source mode.}

<div style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">

the body, text, pictures and so forth, of your page goes here between the lines of code.

</div>

{this line above goes at the very bottom of your page when editing in Source mode.}

Here is a link to my template pages. These are here to replace the original normally accessed pages on these sites, if and when they become severely altered.

These pages can be copied and then pasted into your own page editing frames which can then be altered to suit your needs.

For easiest copying, open the page, left-click and drag the cursor to highlight over what you want to copy and right-click again to *Copy*.

Some of these are generic and will need to be changed to suit your needs.

Template Site. This opens a new window, so you can jump back and forth if need be.

An example of using this site for a discussion board;

Discussions

Feel free to discuss here things that may be beneficial to everyone or that anyone can help answer.

• Matt: When should we plan to be out at the client? Its a long drive for me so I'm hoping 9?
  • Sam: 9 is fine by me, I assume we'll be staying a bit late?
    • Matt: Depends, we can be out by 6 and hopefully won't hit traffic.
  • Kate: Yeah that's perfect, I have to come from the other direction.

• Sam: who do I contact for the different areas? I know Mary can provided us most documentation right?
  • Matt: Yeah, ask Mary and her team will get you what you need. I think we'll only need to talk to Mark when finished.
    • Sam: Okay, and what about HR listings? Do we have a contact?
      • Matt: Just ask Mary and she can point you in the right direction.