Editing Basics
- Insert an item at the current cursor location by clicking
on an object in the Object Pallette.
- Insert an item anywhere in the document by dragging and
dropping from the Object Pallette to the desired location in the
document.
- Insert an item by writing the HTML code (or simply pasting
it) in the HTML Inspector.
- Edit the properties of an object (i.e., any page element
such as a table, an image, a link, selected text, etc.) by clicking
on it and modifying the parameters in the Property Inspector.
- Edit a selection by clicking on its tag from the list of
nested tags (on the bottom toolbar in the Document Window) and
changing its properties in the Property Inspector.
- Tight synchronization between the Document Window and the
HTML Inspector. Changes in the Document window are immediately
reflected in changes in the HTML and vice versa.
Editing Text
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Format text using the Property Inspector. Select the
text to edit (by clicking and dragging) and change the attibutes
in the Property Inspector to change the format of the selected
text.
- Bulletted or numbered lists. To make a bulletted or numbered
list, select the text and choose Unordered List or Ordered List
in the Property Inspector.
- To further indent a list item, select the list item
and click Text Indent on the Property Inspector.
More about Links
- To create a link, select the text, then in the Property
Inspector enter the URL in the Link field or browse for the file
in the Property Inspector.
- To edit an existing link, click anywhere on the link text
and modify (or erase) the URL entered in the Link field of the
Property Inspector.
- Use the Target option when you are working with frames
or you want to spawn a new window.
- Create a named anchor within a document to link to that
specific portion of the document. Create a link to that anchor
using # then the anchor name.
- Images can be links as well.
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