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Moving around the site

Using the map page

Using the subject routes

Changing between the participants
To look at one of the other participants' pages, click on their name in the list on the left-hand side of the page (number 1 on diagram 1). The person's name who's pages you're currently looking at will be in black.

Changing between dates
To look at the pages for a different date, click on the date in the list on the left-hand side of the page (number 2 on diagram 1). The date of the pages you're currently looking at will be in black.

Getting to the younger people's pages
Click on the younger person's name(s) at the bottom of the list on the left-hand side of the page (number 3 on diagram 1). If you are already looking at their pages their name will be in black.

Getting to the Mill page
Click on the word Mill at the bottom of the list on the left-hand side of the page (number 4 on diagram 1). If you are already looking at the Mill page the word Mill will be in black.

Going back to the home page
Click on the words 100 years at the top of the list on the left-hand side of the page (number 5 on diagram 1).

Sections with more than one page
Often there is more than one page in each participant's date section or younger person's section. In this case, you will see backwards and forwards arrows at the bottom of the lists on the left-hand side of the page (number 6 on diagram 1) which you can click on to move between the pages.

Using the map page

Getting to the map page
Click on the word Map at the bottom of the list on the left-hand side of the page (number 7 on diagram 1)

Getting to the participant's pages
You can go to any participant's page in any date by clicking on the grid where the line underneath the participant and the line underneath the dates cross (number 1 on diagram 2).

Getting to the younger people's pages
Click on the younger person's name(s) on the left-hand side of the grid (number 2 on diagram 2).

Finding where you are
If you have a recent web browsing programme (Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator versions 4 or higher), the map page will indicate the page you have just come from. The participant's name and the date will be in black together with the lines underneath them. If you came from one of the younger person's pages or the Mill page, their name and the circle next to them will be in black.

Using the subject routes

Starting from the map page
Click on one of the coloured circles with the subject initials at the bottom right of the grid (number 3 on diagram 2). Green (G) for geography, turquoise (E) for English, blue (A) for art, purple (H) for history and red (P) for personal and social education.

Starting from other pages
The pages in the site that are on one of the subject routes have a coloured circle indicating the route in the top right corner of the page (number 8 on diagram 1). Clicking on one of these circles will start that subject route. Green (G) for geography, turquoise (E) for English, blue (A) for art, purple (H) for history and red (P) for personal and social education.

Moving along the routes
If you have a recent web browsing programme (Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator versions 4 or higher), you will see a page like diagram 3 when you start a subject route. You can move along the route by clicking the backward and forwards arrows (number 1 on diagram 3), the numbers next to the arrows tell you where you are in the sequence. You can also choose to go directly to the start of a participant's pages (for the geography, English, art and personal and social education routes) or the start of a date section (for the history route) by using the drop down menu (number 2 on diagram 3).

If you have an older web-browsing programme, you will see a page like diagram 4 when you start a subject route. To move along the routes click on each of the numbers in the columns in turn (number 1 on diagram 4). You will need to use your browser's back button (number 2 on diagram 4) to return to the page after you have looked at each page on the route.

You can move between the subject routes by clicking on the appropriate colour tab on the top right of the page (number 3 on diagrams 3 or 4). Green (G) for geography, turquoise (E) for English, blue (A) for art, purple (H) for history and red (P) for personal and social education.

Closing the subject routes
If you have a recent web browsing programme (Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator versions 4 or higher), you can close the subject route by clicking on the word close at the top left of the page (number 4 on diagram 3).

If you have an older web-browsing programme, you don't need to close the subject route. As soon as you go to another page, unless you use your browser's back button (number 2 on diagram 4), you have left the subject route page.