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Title: Publishing/set table to be fix Post by vevie on Nov 9th, 2003, 4:47pm Hy I just being able to publish a part of my site..... I need to upload (Publish) my other file to the site.... When I look under "Export Page" I can not found my file (Easy Web editor-hypertex) that I saved under my document....... How do I get to them and to publish it???? Should I rename them under place? ============================= Also... I need to learn how to set "Table" to be fix (So they stay put on the web/right now the tabel is changing if I view the web page larger or small screen)) and not move in the web page (depending how people view them on their screen)... thank |
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Title: Re: Publishing/set table to be fix Post by vevie on Nov 10th, 2003, 9:51am From your manual: I have created 2 differents .aeh files and have created links back and forth to the different files. With EasyWebEditor, is it possible to publish both of these files to my Web site without them overlaying each other? I've searched through "help" but can't seem to figure out how to do it. Each time I "publish" I only get one file or the other. Yes, simply change the name of the main page file (the cover) for the second .aeh. From the main menu, choose "Hypertext" then "Current hypertext properties", then the cell "Cover file name" (or de-select the cover file name check box). ------------------------------------------ I have 5 different files and all when under Hypertext then current hypertex propertie and uncheck the cover box and add " .aeh" to index (to they are right now" index.aeh " five of them...) Do I left like this for 5 of them: "index.aeh" or each of their file need to have a different name and ending with index.aeh or just ending with ".aeh" ? The cover page.... I cannot leave it like this? I need to change the name also??? |
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Title: Re: Publishing/set table to be fix Post by Support Staff on Nov 17th, 2003, 11:16am The program does usually use the name of the AEH for the automatic naming. So if you have 5 files, please call them something like file1.aeh file2.aeh file3 file4 file5, or mickey, goofy, minnie etc... I mean 5 different names. Of course, you can edit the "prefix" used for the automatic naming on "Hypertext >Current hypertext options", first tab. If you insert "abcd" as prefix, the automatic page naming will be abcd_000001.htm abcd_000002.htm and so on... If you link between different hypertext (note for the reader, the common user does use just ONE hypertext), make sure that the "prefix" for each of these files is different, to avoid overlaps. :) |
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