- Introduction
- Creating an HTML Page
- Opening Web Pages from Within a Web
- Navigating Web Pages
- Displaying Web Pages in the HTML Format
- Managing Web Pages
- Setting the Home Page
- Changing the Web Page Title
- Changing Web Page Properties
- Inserting Background Pictures and Watermarks
- Changing Background Colors
- Adding Background Sound
- Setting Page Size
- Previewing Web Pages in Snapshot
- Previewing Web Pages in a Browser
- Displaying Web Pages in SuperPreview
- Printing Web Pages
- Creating a Page Template
- Using a Dynamic Page Template
- Creating a Master and Content Page
- Saving a Web Page with Different Formats
- Expression Web Formats
- Animating Page Transitions
Displaying Web Pages in the HTML Format
One of the most user-friendly components of Expression Web is its capability to automatically convert text and images into HTML format. If you’re familiar with HTML, you might be comfortable enough to work in this mode. HTML adds a series of format instructions to your content using tags, such as <i>, that indicate how to format the text for display on the Web. Use the Quick Tag Selector to select any tag in your Web page. Use the Quick Tag Editor to insert, wrap, and edit HTML tags. Expression Web uses colored text to distinguish between elements when working in HTML format.
Display a Web Page in HTML
- Open the Web page you want to display in the HTML format.
- Click the Split or Code button at the bottom of the window.
The Web page appears in HTML coded form.
Display HTML Tags in Design View
- Open the Web page you want to display HTML tags.
- Click the View menu, and then click Quick Tag Selector.
HTML tags appear in capsule-size, six-sided frames within the text.
- To turn off HTML tags, click the View menu, and then click Quick Tag Selector again.