A few more changes came in from one of the students.

This project raises some interesting issues. Creating a modern Website is really beyond what novices can achieve in a single semester; and using one of the tools that makes it "easy", such as DreamWeaver, is now in itself so complicated that it's more than one would ask of anyone unfamiliar with HTML to learn it in less than a couple of months. People can certainly muddle through, ending up, usually, with a mass of puzzling code which is very difficult to maintain; and with repeated elements such as menus, which ought to be abstracted out and included through PHP, repeated in every page (usually with minor variations). For a temporary project, this is fine, although it does entail a lot of frustration and unproductive use of time. But when the results are intended to be part of a larger project, as they are here, it's more problematic because someone has to come along later, and rationalize the code. In this case, I've done a minimal amount of code-editing, beyond abstracting the common components and building a single stylesheet (instead of the block of style code inserted by DW into every page). Even so, it's taken some hours, and when the site is permanently migrated into VicVic, it will need a fair amount more cleanup.