You must join with your wilkes email address (i.e., it must end with "@wilkes.edu") - no hotmail or aol accounts, please.

Then send Dr. Koch ( koch@wilkes.edu ) an email requesting to be made a Contributing Editor. Once he replies, you will be able to use this form to create as many Manila sites as you need.

Enjoy!

View a list of all the Sites on sg.wilkes.edu or Most recent updates on sg.wilkes.edu.

Check out the Counter Plugin, which allows you to put a page counter like this on your pages:

This is a simple form you can use to create as many Manila websites as you want, which you can edit in your Web browser. Fill in the form below. Click Submit. You'll instantly be transported to your new site.

You can see what a theme looks like before you create your hosted website. A new window will be opened, close it when you are done viewing the theme preview.

Preview a theme: Adult Contemporary (grey)Adult Contemporary (purple)Adult Contemporary (red)AmericaAqua on Blue 1.3Aqua on White 1.3Back to School 1.0Basic Blog 1.1Blue Comet 1.1Bulletin Board 1.0CoolBlueDefaultDrab Blogger 1.1GigaDivasGrid Paper 1.2Hazard Area 1.6Hazard Area Revisited 1.6HousewerksJelly Bean 1.2Ketchup 1.1Ketchup and Egg on Fiestaware 1.1Kidlits 1.0KiwiLemon Lime 1.1MinimalWhiteMy Frontpage? 1.1Newspaper 1.1OldDaysOrderly Boxes ThemeOriginal DefaultRightStripRoses Are Red 2.0RustSemi Quasi 1.0SideMat 2.1Simply Paper 2.0Slab-Blue 1.0Slab-Green 1.0Slab-Red 1.0SlideshowSoni 1.1SoundWave (Orange)SoundWaves (Blue)SoundWaves (purple)SpaceStripesthemeWeenieThickLinesTofu TributeTransmitter 1.2Vanilla Manila 1999WilkesWilkes 2001Wilkes EasterWilkes ShamrocksWilkes ValentinesWood Grain 1.0WoodlandsZeroPointNine

Thanks to Dr. Bonnie Bedford (Dean of the College of Arts, Science and Professional Studies), Dr. Fred Sullivan (Dean of Technology) and the Student Government of Wilkes for providing this Macintosh G4 server. Your websites are being served from a Mac. We're also using OS X (Unix) now!

Here are some sites for further enjoyment. :o)

http://course.wilkes.edu/webmaster/wmlectures/

There are a series of slides (the first four have extensive text down below the bullet points). They talk about the history of the Internet, the old way (using HTML), graphics, tables and, finally Manila (these are slides but not much text with them; see below for extensive Manila documentation).

Getting started with Manila:

http://weblogs.userland.com/manilaNewbies/gettingStarted

also, the user's guide has lots also:

http://weblogs.userland.com/manilaNewbies/usersguide/