Part V: The Part of Tens in Java

Encoder Quick Response Code in Java Part V: The Part of Tens

While SiteBuilder automatically loads your last opened site when you launch it, you can also have SiteBuilder reload the pages you had open during your previous SiteBuilder session To enable this option, follow these steps: 1 Choose Tools Preferences from the main menu The Preferences dialog box appears with the General tab active, as shown in Figure 17-7

If you re working with more than one Yahoo! Web site and Yahoo! ID, you may occasionally find you need to sign into Yahoo! and SiteBuilder with a different Yahoo! ID The typical scenario is when you have published or interacted recently with the Yahoo! server with one Yahoo! ID and then go to open up another Web site that is managed using another Yahoo! ID and want to publish it in the same SiteBuilder session

When this occurs, you ll want to change user IDs within SiteBuilder by following these steps: 1 Choose File Change User from the main menu The Sign In to Yahoo! dialog box appears 2 Enter the desired Yahoo! ID and password 3 Click OK Your new Yahoo! ID is active through the remainder of the SiteBuilder session

As 14 discusses, the Yahoo! Web Hosting Control Panel is your online command and control center for your Web site The only downside is that you have to leave SiteBuilder in order to work with it in your browser SiteBuilder at least enables that handoff to be seamless by providing access to the Yahoo! Web Hosting Control Panel through a menu command To access the online Control Panel, choose Tools Web Hosting Control Panel from the main menu SiteBuilder asks you to sign in Yahoo! using your Yahoo! ID and then opens up the Yahoo! Web Hosting Control Panel in your default browser

A key part of the page design process in SiteBuilder is the arrangement and organization of the elements on your page However, because you are free to move and arrange elements anywhere you please on the page itself, sometimes being exact in your positioning is hard Often, you end up eyeballing your Web page in SiteBuilder, and you think everything looks fine, only to have the elements be a pixel or two off here and there when you see it in your browser

SiteBuilder optionally displays gridlines on your pages to enable you to precisely position elements on them It s kind of like overlaying your Web page with that graphing paper you used to use in geometry class Gridlines show up on blank pages or pages with backgrounds However, nonbackground graphics do cover up the gridlines Therefore, if you re using a SiteBuilder template that uses graphics to cover most of the page area, you may not see the gridlines

To turn on gridlines, choose Arrange Show Grid from the main menu Figure 17-8 shows a page with the gridlines visible A check box is added beside the menu item indicating its visible state After the gridlines have been turned on, they remain on until you turn them off by choosing Arrange Show Grid again

By default, you can move elements one pixel at a time anywhere on your page However, if that s too wide open for you, and you d rather have a little more control over where to position elements, use the Snap to Grid feature When this feature is activated, you can only position elements on a gridline Therefore, when you move an element, it goes from one gridline to the next, bypassing the pixels in between To turn this feature on or off, choose Arrange Snap to Grid from the main menu