What
this course will do for you: If you need to design, create and manage
exactly the website you want, FrontPage is the tool for you. It will give
you everything you need to do the job easily and efficiently, whether you're
creating a personal Web page or a corporate Internet or intranet site. On
this course you will learn how simple it is to create the navigation
structure of your website by seeing your file structure visually, and you
will find out how, by simple point-and-click functionality, you can create
common web tools, such as, marquees, mouseovers, photo-galleries and
feedback forms.
To get the most out of this
course: You don’t need any previous experience of using
FrontPage or website design but you should be reasonably confident in
general computer use and want to learn how to use the everyday features of
FrontPage
Duration: 1 Day
Course Topics:
An Introduction to Designing a WebSite
Create FrontPage Tables
Create a FrontPage Website
Working with Graphic Elements
Designing the Navigation Structure
Working with FrontPage Components
Working with Text Elements
Using FrontPage Themes
Create Hyperlinks
Create FrontPage Forms
Using FrontPage Themes
Create Frames Pages
Publish a Web Site
FrontPage Tips
Use
percentages for your tables if you want your Web site to look great in all
screen resolutions.
You
probably already know that FrontPage displays the time necessary to download
your page in the status bar. Did you know that you can also adjust that time
estimate for any bandwidth you desire? Simply click on the time displayed in
the status bar and select the desired bandwidth. FrontPage will
automatically update to show you how long the page will take to download at
whatever bandwidth you choose
To
match the font colour to another colour on your Web page, use the eye
dropper.Go to the Format menu and select Font. Click on the Colour drop down
list and then select More Colours. Click on Select and your mouse will
change to an eye dropper. The eye dropper will pick up any colour from your
web page as you move the dropper over it. When you have the colour that you
want, click OK.
To
select a table cell, hold down the Alt key and click in the cell. Hold down
the Shift key if you want to select cells that aren't next to each other.
If
you want to create an easy hyperlink to a page within your Web, then make
sure that the page that will contain the hyperlink is showing in Page View
and drag the page that you want to hyperlink to from the Folder List to the
first page. A hyperlink is inserted automatically and is named with the
title of the target page.
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An Introduction to Designing a WebSite
Use
percentages for your tables if you want your Web site to look great in all
screen resolutions.
You
probably already know that FrontPage displays the time necessary to download
your page in the status bar. Did you know that you can also adjust that time
estimate for any bandwidth you desire? Simply click on the time displayed in
the status bar and select the desired bandwidth. FrontPage will
automatically update to show you how long the page will take to download at
whatever bandwidth you choose
To
match the font colour to another colour on your Web page, use the eye
dropper.Go to the Format menu and select Font. Click on the Colour drop down
list and then select More Colours. Click on Select and your mouse will
change to an eye dropper. The eye dropper will pick up any colour from your
web page as you move the dropper over it. When you have the colour that you
want, click OK.
To
select a table cell, hold down the Alt key and click in the cell. Hold down
the Shift key if you want to select cells that aren't next to each other.