Posted on November 10th, 2009
The majority of Web Studio’s HTML is dedicated to positioning objects on the page, sizing them correctly, and maintaining their links, and other properties. So, modifying this HTML isn’t really necessary since you can “modify” the positioning HTML, for example, by simply moving the object in question. You can modify
Posted on November 10th, 2009
The HTML Tab has two Groups that enable you to easily add information to the entire site or to a page: Site-Wide Meta Tags and Page Meta Tags.
Site-Wide Meta Tags:
These Commands put the Author, Description and/or Keywords on all of the pages whether or not you are using a Master
Posted on November 10th, 2009
When you have a page that contains code other than HTML it is sometimes necessary to set its file type correctly so the web server will interpret and execute the code correctly. Web Studio enables you to set the file type of any page’s file.
Set a page’s file type
Right
Posted on November 10th, 2009
Edit HTML using the HTML Editor
Double click on the HTML Object to open the Editor.
Edit the HTML.
Click OK when done.
Edit HTML using the Properties dialog
Right click over the HTML Object.
Choose Properties from the Selected Object Menu. This opens the Object Properties dialog.
Click on the HTML Content Section.
If you just need
Posted on November 10th, 2009
The Insert Object HTML commands in the HTML Tab allow you to add HTML to an object.
Add HTML to an object
Click on the object.
Click on HTML Tab>Insert Object HTML Group>the appropriate command
The HTML Editor opens.
Enter your HTML by typing, pasting or importing HTML from a file by clicking the Import
Posted on November 10th, 2009
The HTML Object is an object similar to the others you use with Web Studio except that it is completely programmable. The HTML Object is found in the Add HTML group in the HTML tab. Unless you put something in the object, HTML for example, it will do absolutely nothing
Posted on November 10th, 2009
The Insert Page HTML commands in the HTML Tab allow you to add HTML to a page. You can also insert HTML from files. Web Studio can open more than 20 different types of HTML, markup and scripting file types.
Add HTML to a page using ribbon commands
Click on HTML Tab>Insert Page
Posted on November 9th, 2009
The HTML Editor contains four menus and an Import command that allow you to import HTML.
HTML Editor Menus
File Menu
Open
Save As
Save HTML to Object
Print
Exit without Saving
Edit Menu
Undo
Redo
Cut
Copy
Paste
Select All
Search and Replace
Search and Replace Command
Search for text
Click on Search/Replace to bring up the Search and Replace dialog.
Enter the text to search for in
Posted on November 9th, 2009
You can put HTML in any place you’d need to on an HTML Page. These options enable you to add HTML to an HTML page in any location necessary to fulfill the HTML’s function. Here’s a list:
Before any of the page’s tags
In the HEAD section of the page
Between the HEAD
Posted on November 9th, 2009
Web Studio is an HTML generator, not an HTML editor. This means that it doesn’t have any HTML until you request it. You request it to create HTML by choosing to Preview a page or site, Upload a page or site, to View Source for a page, to edit HTML