HOME PAGE AND DEFAULT PAGE

(Some technical information)

The first page is (necessarily) the first before all other pages and be displayed without menu and options. The first page (default page) is not the one which will be appear common to the return of other pages. The first page (default page) is not the homepage.

The first page shows:

1) A brief inventory of the work of the intellectual author.

2) The terms for copying and using the copyrighted work and the copyright notice.

3) Some brief thoughts of the author on intellectual work and property.

The homepage is the page which includes:

1) The division of issues that are investigated in a few sections.

2) A brief presentation of each section and what issues it contains.

3) It was selected to be the common page to which all other pages return.

In English this page is usually called "home page". Websites usually start from the home page and its file is named "index". All pages are linked to the home page and its file which is usually named "index".

In this version (which is also an Internet site), the presentation does not start from the home page with the file name "index". The default page only appears once and necessarily before the other pages appear. The first page does not appear on the following pages (unless we select it). Therefore for the beginning of the presentation another file was set to be crawled as the first of the presentation named "default" (and not "index" file).


	* Web pages are not fully responsive design (automatically adaptable pages for all resolutions and screen sizes). A screen larger than screen of a mobile phone is recommended to be used for a more relaxed reading and for pages to be fully displayed. * The pages have been divided according to the presented issues and the time period in which they were designed. The issues and pages could be for at least three sites and pages not all have the same design (visually and in their code). * On larger screens (>24'') and at higher resolutions (>1280 × 768px), the pages may not fit properly across the full screen. Pictures and texts may appear to be shrunk or unsightly. The pages are best displayed on 15" to 19" screens (4:3 aspect ratio) at 1024 × 768px and on 24'' screen (16:9 aspect ratio) when the resolution is 1280 × 720 or 1360 × 768px. * You may need a simple adjustment to reduce the screen brightness so that the graphics of pages is not overly luminous, as the colors will be more white and some details will be nastily accentuated. Reminded if necessary, some improvements to the appearance of the pages are possible, from the menu options of your browser. The pages are designed so that they can be viewed by older computers at lower memory speeds and lower Internet requirements. But no one can rule out a freeze, a complication or other problem that can be caused by running a code or installing a program. It is well known and there are no guarantees in the event of a malfunction or change in computer settings. WARNING: Within the content and appearance of some pages, there may be inappropriate thoughts and images for children.

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