The web page editor has been redesigned with many improvements.
Steps:
Click the Create new web page button.
Step 1Click in the Name: field.
Step 2Enter the desired information into the Name: field. Enter
Click the Save button.
Step 4The new web page editor appears. We will add some example content to the web page to view some of the enhanced features.
Step 5Tables are a new feature available in the web page editor. We'll examine tables in more detail later, but for now we'll take a look at some of the other features.
Step 6First, let's take a look at the enhanced lists.
Step 7We will add another item in this list. Position the cursor at the end of the first item.
Click the Descriptions cell.
Step 8Press [Enter] to add a new item in the list.
Step 9Increase the indent of the item.
Press [Tab].
Step 10Enter the desired information into the Descriptions field. Enter
Press [Enter].
Step 12Enter the desired information into the Descriptions field. Enter
We will add another item in this list. Position the cursor at the end of the first item.
Click the Descriptions list item.
Step 14Press [Enter] to add a new item in the list.
Step 15Press [Tab].
Step 16Enter the desired information into the Descriptions field. Enter
Press [Enter] to add a new item in the list.
Step 18Enter the desired information into the Descriptions field. Enter
The bulleted list is now three levels. Five levels of bullet images can be customized using styles sheets.
Step 20Now, we'll take a look at the properties of the table.
Right-click the Benefits row header.
Step 21Click the Table Properties link.
Step 22Click the Headers list.
Step 23You can choose to have header rows, columns, or both rows and columns, allowing you to edit their style.
Step 24Click the Table Type list.
Step 25You can choose to label the table type as data or layout which provides additional information to the browser for accessibility.
Step 26Click the Cancel link.
Step 27Another new feature is the ability to find and replace text within the web page.
Click the Replace in this Web Page button.
Step 28Enter the desired information into the Find what: field. Enter
Click in the Replace with: field.
Step 30Enter the desired information into the Replace with: field. Enter
Click the Close button.
Step 32Tables, bullets, and a new find and replace are some of the highlights of the new web page editor. When we look at style sheets, we'll see how this web page content is styled for both online and document outputs.