Tina Clarke, a fellow MVP – FrontPage has just revised and made available for F REE download, her Expression Web DWT Ebook. The EBook includes instructions on how to make DWTs and prepare your site for their use. Some of the topics included are: Organizing your web in preparation Removing Formatting Shared Borders Read a [...]
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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 [...]
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This particular site use WordPress and is a Blog. I am not very knowledgeable where php is concerned so modifying the code to set up a blog is not easy for me. But I keep at it and hopefully get it done so the blog will continue to work and the code will validate. While [...]
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Posted in Expression Web Tutorials on Mar 4th, 2008
This tutorial comes under the heading of “Why didn’t I think of that?” I design FREE CSS layout templates for use by the genealogy community or anyone for that matter. When I post them, I usually use filler content so you can see what the page would look like with content instead of just blank. [...]
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Posted in Expression Web Tutorials on Feb 23rd, 2008
The Interactive Buttons feature in Expression Web generates simple button images and JavaScript for you, and lets you select the font properties, size, color, and interactive behavior for your buttons. Instead of fooling with images and all that script, you can get the same results with HTML and CSS? Read Interactive buttons – a better [...]
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Web Album Generator F*ree Software Someone on the FreePages Mailing List recommended Web Album Generator as free software to make web albums and photo galleries from your digital photographs. Curious, I decided to check it out as genealogists use lots of image files in working on their website. It is probably the first program I [...]
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Many websites use forms – contact forms, search box forms, and guestbook forms. The list goes on. Internet shoppers use forms to select, pay and arrange for the delivery of their purchases. Forms are not the easiest thing to navigate for people with disabilities. We can make it easier by adding some elements to our [...]
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Posted in Expression Web Tutorials on Jul 20th, 2007
Cheryl Wise has written the first of a new series of tutorials for Expression Web users. The first in her New Quick Bits Tutorial Series is how to use stong or em on selected text. The tutorial is also available in Ipod format and as an MP3 podcast. She has plans to include additional tutorials [...]
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