frontpage| design A, detect network information and system Information
In FrontPage 2000, in the Explorer manager, select Help | about the FrontPage Manager (about Microsoft FrontPage exploer), click the Detect Network (network test), Click Start Test (start test) to detect network parameters including Winsock protocol, IP address, domain name, and click System Information to view system information.
Ii. associating a file with an editor
Under the Organizer window, select Tools | options, select the Settings editor (configure editors) to modify the file suffix name and the association relationship with the editor.
Third, support client image mapping
Under the Organizer window select Tools | Site Settings (WEB setting), click Advanced (Advanced), select Generate client image map (generate Client-side image maps), FrontPage will generate HTML files that support client image mapping.
Four, authorized root Web user
Under the Organizer window, select Tools | permissions (permissions) to set permissions. However, this approach only applies if the Web server is not an MS Internet information Server or MS Personal Web server, and if the Web server is Ms IIS or Ms PWS, Adding a root Web user can only be added from the list box provided by selecting IIS or users from the PWS domain that you know and receive.
V. Custom META-variables
Right-click the page, select Page Properties, select the Custom label, click Add on the system variables side, and enter the name of the variable you want to define in the name of the dialog box. It is OK to enter the value of the variable in value. For example, enter name = "Reply-to", Value = "web@webjx.com", and add the following line to the page's HTML file:
<meta http-equiv = "reply-to" Content = "web@webjx.com" >
In response to a GET or POST request, the server includes the header area information in quotation marks in the routed HTTP header, that is, reply-to:laizhiyong@sohu.com. The system variable also has a useful place to set the refresh time. The following statement automatically loads the index2.htm after 10 seconds, and the redirector functionality in the ASP does not have to worry about duplicate loading:
<meta http-equiv = "Refresh" Content = "URL = index.htm" >
Vi. defining the thumbnail image created
Select Tools (Options) in the Editor window to define the generated thumbnail (a small image file used to replace large image files), in the Set box to define the width, height, shortest edge, and longest edge of the generated image; in border Thickness can be set in the thickness of the border, select the "Beveled Edge" can make the image border has stereo effect.
Vii. define default Style language
You can use a method that defines a meta variable, such as defining a CSS style, where you can enter name = "Content-style-type" in the above System Variables dialog box, Value = "text/css", or directly on the HTML page
<meta http-equiv = "Content-style-type" Content = "Text/css" >
Viii. using inline style pages
In the editor Select Format | style page (stylesheet) to define the style of elements used between "<!--" and "-->". Such as:
<HEAD>
<style TYPE = "Text/css" >
<!--
H1 {Border-width:1;border:solid;text-align:center}
-->
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
It defines the style of the H1 element, and all the first-level headings in the document that are defined with the H1 element will have a solid 2-pixel border and a centered layout.
Ix. use of external style pages
To link a page to an external style page, you can use the link element to implement it. such as external style page STYLE.CSS content is: style {color:red;border:solid blue;, (external style page file name extension is. css, can be edited with any word processor, because it is a plain text file) to use it, you can:
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<link href = "Style.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "Text/css" >
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<P> This text will appear in red.
</BODY>
</HTML>