anchor.diff:  				your oprtions for the main pages in Ad It.<br />
   				3) Now of course, there are other pages within each of the main pages that you will view or go
   				to, and for those we recommend using the links that start with "Back" to go to the previous page.</p>
  -		</div>
  +			<p>Some tables will have the option of scrolling left in right.  We recommend clicking anywhere in 
  +				the table and use the directional keys on the keyboard to move left and right.  This is a lot easier
  +				than going all the way to the bottom of the table to use the scroll bar.</p>
  +		</div>
  +	<h3>Manage Students</h3>
  +		<div class="help_accordion">
  +			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is where you will add or edit any student.  You will also be able to create a new
  +						section of students.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>How do you add a student?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>Click on the link that says "Add Students," and you will be directed to a page where 
  +						you can enter a students information.</p>
  +					<p>Click the Create Student button to create and add the student to your current section.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What does the "Choose action" dropdown menu do?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>Here you will be able to perform actions on students.</p>
  +					<p>These actions are:<br />
  +						1) Promote Student - Make that student a student manager.<br />
  +						2) Demote Student - Make that student manager a regular student again.<br />
  +						3) Add to Team - Add a student(s) to a student manager to create or add to a team.<br />
  +						4) Remove from Team - Remove a student(s) from a team.</p>
  +					<p>To perform an action:<br />
  +						1) Select the student(s) by checking the checkbox next to their name.<br />
  +						2) Choose the action from the dropdown menu.<br />
  +						3) Click Submit button next to the dropdown and that's all.
  +					</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What happens when you click on a student's name?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This will actually take you to that student's Clients Page.</p>
  +					<p>See Student's Client Page for more information.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>How do you create a new section?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>If you want to create another section of students, click on the link called "Create a New
  +						Section".  You will then be taken to a page where you can select the section number and
  +						teacher for that section.  By default you will be the current teacher for that section.</p>
  +				</div>
  +		</div>
  +	<h3>Student's Client Page</h3>
  +		<div class="help_accordion">
  +			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>You will be able to view the student's clients as well as edit any information 
  +						with their clients by going to the Client's Actvity Page.</p>
  +					<p>To get to the Client's Activity Page, simply click on the sticky note for that
  +						client.</p>
  +					<p>For the most part, you really should not have a reason to go here.  The only one is
  +						if you know a student entered in something wrong and you need to change it.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>How do you get here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>You can get here by clicking on a student's name in either the Manage Students Page
  +						or any of the Reports Pages (except the Team Summary and End of Semester Pages).</p>
  +				</div>
  +		</div>
  +	<h3>Assign Clients</h3>
  +		<div class="help_accordion">
  +			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is where you will have the option of assigning a client to a specific student.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>How do you assign a client to a student?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>To the left of each client will either be a student's name or an Assign button.</p>
  +					<p>If the client has already been chosen or assigned to a student, then their name will be
  +						there.  However, if the client is open for anyone, then the Assign button will be there.</p>
  +					<p>Clicking on the Assign button will take you to the Assign Page.  Here you will select the
  +						section that the student is in and then select the student.  Once you select the student
  +						and they are able to get that client, then click the Assign button and that's it.</p>
  +				</div>
  +		</div>
  +	
  +	<h3>Approve Clients</h3>
  +		<div class="help_accordion">
  +			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>Here, you will have the ability to approve a new client or edited client.
  +						Also, you may even submit a new client yourself (you will have to approve it too).</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What does the Pending Clients section mean?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is a list of new clients that students have submitted for approval to sell an ad to.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What does the Edited Clients section mean?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is a list of clients that need their information updated (contact name, telephone,
  +						address, etc.).</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What does the Unapproved Clients section mean?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is a list of all the clients that are not approved to sell an ad to.  They will not be
  +						available for the students to select or teachers to assign.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>How do you submit a new client?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>Simply click on the Submit Your Own link to direct you to a page where you can enter in
  +						the client's information.  Then click on the Submit Client button put your client up for
  +						approval.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What happens when you approve/unapprove a new/edited client?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>If you approve a new client, it will then be automatically be assigned to the student who 
  +						submitted the client.<br /> 
  +						If you approve an edited client, the client's information will be the only thing updated
  +						or changed.</p><br />
  +					<p>If you unapprove a new client, it will be placed in the Unapproved Clients list where no 
  +						one will be assigned or allowed to have that client.<br />
  +						If you unapprove an edited client, then the client's information will not change and 
  +						everything will stay the same.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			
  +			<h3>Do you really have the power to approve a client?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>In short, not really.</p>
  +					<p>You will first need to go to Student Life to get actual approval for the client.  If
  +						Student Life gives the thumbs up, then you may approve the client.  Else you will
  +						have to unapprove the client.</p>
  +				</div>
  +		</div>
  +	<h3>Reports</h3>
  +		<div class="help_accordion">
  +			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is where you will see all of the different reports of the students for the 
  +						current project.</p>
  +					<p>The actual Reports tab will be split up into five main pages:<br />
  +						1) Student Summary<br />
  +						2) Team Summary<br />
  +						3) Activities<br />
  +						4) Sales<br />
  +						5) End of Semester</p>
  +					<p>You may also go to a Student's Clients Page through these pages except for the 
  +						Team Summary and End of Semester Pages (see the Student's Clients Page for more
  +						information).</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What is the Student Summary Page for?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is where you will see what each student has done so far (how many clients,
  +						made a sale, points, etc.).</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What is the Team Summary Page for?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>If you added a team with student managers, then you will be able to see how each team
  +						is doing so far.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What is the Activities Page for?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>Here you will be able to see every activity that a student has recorded (every first
  +						contact, presentation, sale, and comment).</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What is the Sales Page for?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is where you will see all of the students who have made a sale, as well as that
  +						sale's information.</p>
  +				</div>
  +			<h3>What is the End of Semester Page for?</h3>
  +				<div>
  +					<p>This is where you will see a full detail of all the sold clients for the current 
  +						semester, including the student who made the sale, the sale information, and the past
  +						years that the client has been sold.</p>
  +				</div>
  +		</div>
  +	
   </div>
   <% else %>
   
   <div class="help_accordion">
  +	<h3>Navigation Recommendation</h3>
  +		<div>
  +			<p>Here is our recommendation for navigating through Ad It:</p>
  +			<p>1) First and foremost, we do not recommend using the Back and Forward buttons on the web browser.<br />
  +				2) The navigation bar (Choose New Clients, My Clients, Submit Client, and Help) is your oprtions 
  +				for the main pages in Ad It.<br />
  +				3) Now of course, there are other pages within each of the main pages that you will view or go
  +				to, and for those we recommend using the links that start with "Back" to go to the previous page.</p>
  +			<p>Some tables will have the option of scrolling left in right.  We recommend clicking anywhere in 
  +				the table and use the directional keys on the keyboard to move left and right.  This is a lot easier
  +				than going all the way to the bottom of the table to use the scroll bar.</p>
  +		</div>
   	<h3>Choose Clients</h3>
   		<div class="help_accordion">
   			<h3>What do you do here?</h3>
  
positive.code: 						will not be able to select any more clients until you either make a sell or release a client.</p>
  					<p>Also, once you have a client, no one else will be able to grab it.  The only way 
  						another student might is if you released the client.</p>
  					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help menu option.</p>
  				</div>
  		</div>
  	<h3>My Clients</h3>
  
negative.code: 					<p>This is where you will choose the clients you want to work with and try and make a sale
  						with.</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>Example Situation</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>Here is an example situation on the different combinations for choosing a client :)</p><br />
  					<p>Let's first set the scenario:<br />
  						1) Your "Total clients available" number is 3.<br />
  						2) Your "High priority allowed" number is 1.<br />
  						3) Your "Medium and Low priority allowed" numbers are each 3.</p>
  					<p>You will then have the option to choose any of the following combinations (plus more):<br />
  						1) 1 High, 1 Medium, and 1 Low.<br />
  						2) 0 High, 2 Medium, and 1 Low.<br />
  						3) 0 High, 3 Medium, and 0 Low.<br />
  						4) 0 High, 0 Medium, and 3 Low.<br /></p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What does the "Total clients available" number mean?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>This is the total number of clients you are able to have at any given time.  The
  						number is go down until you choose all of the clients that you are able to have.</p>
  					<p>Once you reach zero, you will not be able to select anymore clients until you
  						either make a sell or release a client.</p>
  					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help option.</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What do the "High, Medium, and Low priorities allowed" numbers mean?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>An easy way to view these numbers is as a restriction to the "Total clients 
  						available" number.</p>
  					<p>To view an example situation on the different combinations, see the Example 
  						Situation up above.</p>
  					<p>If you reach zero for a type of priority, then you will not be able to select a
  						client with that same priority type.  Once you sell or release a client with that
  						priority type, then you will be able to select more.</p>
  					<p>To release a client, go to the My Clients Help option.</p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>Why are there green, yellow, or white lines next to each clients priority?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p>The colors are associated to each type of priority:<br />
  						<h4>Green</h4>- The client is a high priority client.<br />
  						<h4>Yellow</h4>- The client is a medium priority client.<br />
  						<h4>White</h4>- The client is a low priority client.<br /></p>
  				</div>
  			<h3>What does High, Medium, and Low priority clients actually mean?</h3>
  				<div>
  					<p><h4>High Priority</h4>- The client was sold an ad last year (easier to sell again 
  						this year).</p>
  