ZyXEL Communications NXC-8160 User Manual page 89

Table 37 Advanced > Portal (continued)
LABEL
Picture #1
Text #1
Username
Password
Login Button
Text #2
Picture #2
Background Color
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DESCRIPTION
Click the Browse button to locate an image file on your computer that you
want to upload to the NXC-8160. This image functions as a graphical
header.
Note: You can upload any image type supported by the HTML
4.0 standard (PNG, JPG, or GIF, for example).
Type your captive portal web page's welcome sentence here. This is the
sentence that is superimposed over Picture #1 on the web page above the
Username and Password fields.
You can enter up to 80 characters.
Enter the text you want to appear in association with the Username field. By
default this is "Username" but you can customize it how you see fit. For
example, if your captive portal web page is for your Shanghai office, you may
want to use the localized version of the word "username".
You can enter up to 80 characters.
Enter the text you want to appear in association with the Password field. By
default this is "Password" but you can customize it how you see fit (for
example, if your captive portal web page is for your Shanghai office, you may
want to use the localized version of the word "password".)
You can enter up to 80 characters.
Enter the text you want to appear in association with the Login button. By
default (and if left blank) this is "Login" but you can customize it how you see
fit (for example, if your captive portal web page is for your Shanghai office,
you may want to use the localized version of the word "login".)
You can enter up to 10 characters.
Type any additional information that you want to place on your captive portal
web page's here. This is the sentence that is superimposed over Picture #1
on the web page below the Username and Password fields.
You can enter up to 153 characters.
Click the Browse button to locate an image file on your computer that you
want to upload to the NXC-8160. This image functions as a graphical body.
Note: You can upload any image type supported by the HTML
4.0 standard (PNG, JPG, or GIF, for example).
Select this option to set a custom background color for the web page. By
default, it is left unchecked and the background is set to white.
Use the mini-color palette to choose a color on the fly, or enter an HTML 4.0-
compliant hexadecimal color designation in the provided field.
Note: If you are unsure of a color's HTML 4.0-compliant
hexidecimal color designation, you can use any one of a
number of popular image editing programs to figure it
out. Simply use the image editor's color picker tool or its
built-in color palette. Both methods should provide you
with a means to determine hexidecimal color values.
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