Tips and Tutorials for Your Genealogy Web Site
Posted in Announcements, Expression Web Articles, Expression Web News on Feb 18th, 2009
Expression Web is a web editor from Microsoft that was released December 4, 2006 and is the successor to MS FrontPage. Cheryl Wise is the author of Foundations of Expression Web: The Basics and Beyond and is the instructor for this four week course which begins April 5, 2009.
Introduction to Expression Web – This [...]
Posted in Expression Web Articles, Expression Web News, General Articles, Website Design Tips & Tutorials on Dec 21st, 2008
Tables are used extensively by the genealogy community in both the layout of their sites as well as presently data for their viewers.
Crafting CSS layouts is tricky. In this article, Kevin Yank introduces CSS tables (which, once IE 8 is released, will be supported by all major browsers). They promise to make CSS layouts much [...]
Posted in Expression Web Articles, Expression Web Tutorials on Aug 21st, 2008
Are you tying to clean up your old FrontPage site and move to Expression Web? Maybe you have been using Search and Replace to try and make this job easier. Have you tried EW queries? One of the newest members of the Expression Web team, Pad Gallagher, has posted on the Xweb blog, about cleaning [...]
Posted in Expression Web Articles, Expression Web News on Aug 12th, 2008
Eric Meyer’s Eric Meyer’s CSS Sculptor for Expression Web
is now available for the regular price of $49.99.
I have been using Expression Web since it first became available in Beta format. EW is the successor to Microsoft’s web editor FrontPage which is being discontinued. You can download a free trial from Microsoft’s site. Expression Web [...]
Posted in Expression Web Articles on Jan 19th, 2008
If you are a new user to Expression Web and tried to use any of the “in box” templates provided as part of the program, you will find that
All of the templates use absolute positioning
All of the templates create folders for each section
All of the templates use two separate style sheets
Absolute positioned elements are fragile [...]
Posted in Expression Web Articles, Website Design Tips & Tutorials on Sep 26th, 2007
How can I create a hyperlink to a specified place in a document? This question comes up frequently on some of the RootsWeb lists. When you create a hyperlink, the default location is to go to the top of the document you are linking to. But suppose you want to go to a specific part [...]
