Safely Sharing Your Wireless Internet With CoovaAP, Part II
Mar 23, 2009, 20:52 (0 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Eric Geier)
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"In this part, we'll finish setting up the internal hotspot
features by customizing the portal pages. This lets you adapt the
login or ToS (Terms of Service) pages to your organization's brand
or your personal tastes. We'll also discover how to take advantage
of Coova's free services to centrally manage and control the
hotspot(s). Let's get started!
"Customizing the portal pages is fairly easy and
straightforward. Some HTML experience helps, but it's not
necessary. On CoovaAP's web-based utility, click the Hotspot tab
and select the Portal sub-tab. As you seen in Figure 1, you can
choose each section/page to edit its HTML code.
"If you aren't familiar with web page design, you can simply
edit the text as you wish and leave the HTML tags alone. If you
want to change formatting, add pictures, or make other additional
changes, you can use a visual editor, such as KompoZer in Linux or
Microsoft FrontPage in Windows. Then you can copy and paste the
HTML code from the editor into the CoovaAP portal settings. If you
really make a mess, you can get the default code back by clicking
the reset to default link under the code boxes."
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