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When your navigation changes, you can log into our admin panel and upload a new template. Or, just use an iframe to share code from your main website. We don't stand between you and your regular web updates.
In addition to your standard site navigation, web MiniSites are a great place to link to existing revenue drivers. You can create any connections you like between different areas of your site. MiniSites can offer gateways to:
- Coupons
- Directories
- Mini-sites
- Storefronts
- And more!
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Go-to Green Turn over a new “green living” leaf with eco-friendly ideas that may be more practical than you thought  Image courtesy Filipacchi Publishing; American Standard Au naturel: Harness Mother Nature’s readymade green qualities to make your home healthier and cleaner (and keep your bills in check). Let natural light and sustainable, repurposed woods and materials reinvent your space. Living green has taken a sharp turn in the last few years and bowled itself right down consumer lane. Once the architect's tool, green living has expanded itself to where tips and products are readily available in your local home store. Jean Nayar, author of “Green Living by Design: The Practical Guide for Eco-Friendly Remodeling and Decorating” (Filipacchi Publishing, 2009), says she has been writing about living green for a long time. “I look forward to the day when 'green' is not the new 'black,' as it has been so often described lately, but rather the old 'blue,' tried and true,” Nayar explains in her book's introduction. Tips like the ones she presents in her book as “passive techniques” offer to help the everyday consumer live a little bit greener. “Now is the time for green,” she says. “I think any kind of help the average person can get on sifting through the maze and misinformation is better for everybody.” Use some of these elements of green living to think about ways to incorporate energy efficiency into your home. “Everybody should want to get on Mother Nature's good side,” Nayar says. “And if you can do it, why wouldn't you?”  Image courtesy Filipacchi Publishing; Steven Mays Eco-Smart Elements A green home may include any number of health-promoting, energy-saving, environment-preserving features. Here are just of the few of the specific elements you might find in a green home: • Passive energy conservation design features, such as overhangs over south- and west-facing windows • Well-insulated windows • A tankless water heater • Efficient light fixtures and bulbs and glare-free daylighting • Dual-flush toilets, low-flow faucets, high-efficiency irrigation systems and other water conservation features • Efficient Energy Star-rated appliances • Solar-powered energy systems and water heaters • Countertops or carpets made of recycled materials • Wood floors or cabinets made from trees grown and harvested in sustainably managed forests • Efficient air ventilation and purification systems • Low- or no-VOC paints and finishes • Fresh-air intakes and fine-particle filters on air conditioners Text courtesy of “Green Living by Design: The Practical Guide for Eco-Friendly Remodeling and Decorating” (Filipacchi Publishing, 2009) |
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