Frequently asked Questions ...

  • How do I make this site my home page?
    All browsers are slightly different but, although the words they use vary, most work in broadly the same way. The following instructions should work in most current browsers.

    Go to the page that you want to select as your homepage.

    Open the main internet tools menu in your browser - this may be called Tools, Edit, Firefox, Opera or Safari (depending on your browser and operating system). Select the tab marked 'General', 'Preferences', 'Options' or 'Internet Options' (depending on your browser).

    You may see a button marked 'Use current page' or 'Use current'. If so, click this button then click OK. The page you were visiting should be saved as your homepage and you won't need to do anything else.

    If not, look for a box entitled 'Homepage', 'Homepage location' or similar, which will contain the URL (web address) of your current homepage. Type , or the address of the page that you want, into this box and click OK. Your new homepage will be set.

    If you need further help setting your homepage, check your browser's Help menu.

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  • How do I get a framptondorset.org email
    To qualify for an email address on the framptondorset.org domain you must permanently reside in the Frampton and Southover area. As a rough rule of thumb, if you receive the Frampton Village News then you are probably eligible

    To apply for an address you need to contact the Parish Council via the Parish Clerk. You can do this by email by clicking on the 'Contact Frampton Parish Council' link on the bottom of each page on this website.

    Once accepted you will be contacted about your email address and how to access it.
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  • What is RSS
    RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a way of getting a 'feed' of content from a website delivered, rather than having to visit the site itself.

    Different RSS feeds can be automatically pulled together in a single place so that you can, for example, see headlines from all UK newspapers at a glance or you can even include news from this website.


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