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ANSWER:
To add HTML to a Web page:
Step 1.
On the page you wish to add the HTML to, place your cursor in the workspace
at the location you want the HTML to appear. The HTML appears at the insertion
point you select.
Step 2.
In the Insert section, click Custom HTML or click Add adjacent
to Custom HTML.
Step 3.
In the Add Custom HTML dialog box, complete the following:
- Description — Serves as a placeholder on your Web page for the
block of HTML you add.*
- HTML — Paste the custom HTML here. Ensure the HTML is valid
as WebSite Tonight does not compile and inspect the HTML you add here.
You may find it useful to utilize an HTML Editor when composing your
HTML content.**
- Server — Choose whether the HTML is client-side or server-side
code. If you are not sure, click Client Content.
Step 4.
Click OK. The descriptive text you entered displays on your Web
page where the HTML will be applied.
To edit HTML on a Web page:
Step 1.
On the page with the inserted custom HTML, select the placeholder for
the HTML.
Step 2.
In the Insert section, click Custom HTML or click Add adjacent to Custom
HTML.
Step 3.
In the Edit Custom HTML dialog box, perform your edits.
Step 4.
Click OK.
To delete custom HTML on a Web page:
Step 1.
On the page with the inserted custom HTML, select the placeholder for
the HTML.
Step 2.
Using your keyboard, press DELETE.
It may prove helpful to utilize an HTML editor, such as Microsoft FrontPage
or Macromedia Dreamweaver, when composing your HTML content.
*We ask that you provide a descriptive placeholder for the custom HTML
because the HTML is not processed until you publish your site. As a result,
you will not be able to use the Preview feature or see the results of
the HTML you added until the site has been published.
**WebSite Tonight does not check the validity of the HTML you add. Therefore,
you must assume responsibility for this HTML and any potential conflicts
that arise with the existing page design as a result of adding custom
HTML. You can use the W3C HTML MarkUp Validation Service (http://validator.w3.org/)
or a similar tool to validate your HTML content.
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