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Miva Order 1.15 User Manual 10 Chapter 4 Building Your Order Form Building your order form involves the setting of your page formats. What size fonts
do you want to use? What color background would look nice for your Web site?
Here we will take a look at: • The Look & Feel of Your Order Form • Setting Up the Order Notification • Currency Formatting • State Sales Tax • Shipping • Adding and Removing Accepted Credit Cards • Adding Products
Use your browser to access Miva Order administration (admin.mv). At start-up,
the menu will display ‘Refresh’ (to refresh the menu hierarchy), four top level
configuration options, and ‘About Miva Order.’ The Look & Feel of Your Order Form Expand the ‘Configure’ option by clicking on the arrow next to it, and then click the
option you wish to edit. The form that appears in the data a rea will p rompt you for
basic information on your new order form. Look & Feel You can adjust the look of the text and the background of your pages of Miva
Order. Body Background Color Choose hexadecimal codes to display a certain background color. Hexadecimal
color-codes range from #000000 for black to #ffffff for white. Standard HTML text
color labels such as ‘blue’, ‘yellow’, etc. work also. It is better to use Web safe
colors.
There are some hexadecimal colors that are not Web safe. If you break your
hexadecimal numbers down to their RGB (Red-Green-Blue) equivalents, the Web
safe colors are 0 and those equally divisible by 51. This is because these are the
216 colors chosen by Windows and MAC platforms to make up their palettes of
colors. The colors that aren't represented here are the colors that these try to
make up by dithering. In other words, the safe RGB colors are 0, 51, 102, 153,
and 254. The colors correspond with the hex code shades 00, 33, 66, 99, cc, and
ff. Using just those 6 hex combinations over red, blue, and green, gives a total of
216 colors that will render perfectly on your screen.

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Chapter 1: About This Guide		Header Menu Bar The Hierarchical Menu Chapter 4: Building Your Order Form The Look & Feel of Your Order Form Body Background Image Order Notification Currency Symbol Shipping Accepted Credit Cards Add Products
What You Can Do with Miva Order Requirements Chapter 2: Setup The Setup - p.1 The Setup - p.2 The Setup - p.3 The Setup - p.4 Chapter 3: The Administration System The Administration System