FrontPage2003 Page Layout function

A lot of friends are interested in the added page layout in FrontPage2003, and now we're going to go into this practical feature.

When you use the FrontPage2003 layout tables and cells feature to lay out a Web page, you need to do it in two parts.

First, you create a frame for the page layout by using the layout table feature, and then populate the frame with the area of the Web page content (including text, images, Web Parts, and other elements), which is the cell, by using the layout cells feature.

Here we will set a unit site home page as an example to understand the layout table to the layout of the process.

First, create a layout table

1. Create a layout table

Open a blank Web page and switch to Design view, click Layout Tables and Cells on the Table menu, and then pop a task window on the right (Figure 1), where the program provides a variety of table layout templates, where you can click the template you want to add the template to your Web page.

2. Draw Layout Table

If you are not satisfied with the layout table provided in the template, you can also create a layout table by hand-drawn methods. When created, first click Draw Layout table in the new table and cells item, then move the pointer to the left end of the action window, and then drag the mouse to draw the table.

3. Set Table Properties

After you insert a table, you also need to set the table properties. Set the properties you want for the table in the table properties item.

Tip: When you set up a table, you can set the properties of each margin in the table to 0 if you want to overwrite the default margins of the page and let the layout table cross the edge of the document window.

When you design a frame, you often need to adjust the properties of a row or column, and you can do so by using a label in the table that is the column width and row height. In the Action window, click the border where you want the layout table to be resized, and the labels that display column widths and row heights appear on each side. Each label includes a drop-down arrow, such as changing the height of a row, clicking the drop-down arrow to eject a drop-down menu, selecting the Change row height command, and then re-enter the row height value in the Row Properties dialog box that pops up.

FRONTPAGE2003 also provides a tabular automatic feature that scales automatically, adjusts the width and height of the table, and allows you to quickly adjust the size of the table by selecting the "Auto Zoom" command in the Margin tab drop-down menu.