How to use the HTML Editor

WYSIWYG - What You See Is What You Get

This WYSIWYG editor makes it very easy to write html using visual aids and easy drop and drag functions to build the page automatically generating the HTML output.

Below is how the editor appears when you first open it:

Simply type any text into the white area of the editor. This editor is modeled after the standard windows type word processor. You may already be familiar with the editor functions if you have ever used any word processing program.

HTML does not allow for the same image and word placement as Microsoft Word or Wordperfect. The limits of the online browsers make it hard to get the same look as you would with a standard windows editor.You can only justify left right and center on each line. But that should be enough, if you are creative.

Highlight text and change the font size, color, justification or add links. You can also link images and adjust image size using the editor.

When you are finished, simply click the "Save Page" button at the bottom and the page will be saved. You can view the new page by clicking the VIEW link in the main management page. Remember to reload/refresh the page to see changes.

Cliking the "Exit Editor" button will close the editor with out saving any changes.

Selecting The View HTML box will show you the actual HTML code of the page you are building. You can edit the HTML if you know how.

Read the next few pages for details on changing fonts, adding links and images.

Changing Text: Spacing, Style, Font, & Size >>