You'll probably find at some point that you need to enter some text below a nested table but it's not clear how to move out of the nested table if there isn't already text immediately beneath. The wer is as follows:
Hidden form field values are those which don't appear to the user but are nonetheless sent along with the user-submitted data. For example, the 'email_subject' value which is used with the mailform script - see the forms and questionnaire documentation in Creating forms in FrontPage 2000.
FrontPage 2000 has trouble changing a value once it has been set so rather opting to 'modify', instead:
Note: This issue has been fixed in the Service-Release 1 version of FrontPage 2000.To see if you have the SR-1 version, select 'Help', 'About Microsoft FrontPage' - 'SR-1' will appear beside the product licensing details if you have that version.
In a web page table, once you have set the width of a cell, that value will apply to the width of all the cells in that column - either above or below. You can have a column span the width of two or more columns but you can't have a column with a width of 30% above or below a column with a width of 40%. Instead, you'll need to create a separate table which has its own independent column widths:
You can now set the widths of the new table independently of those set in the original table - to set an equal width to each column in a row, select the entire row, right-click and select 'Distribute Columns Evenly' or set the widths of the columns via 'Cell Properties'.
In FrontPage 2000, if you have a table that immediately follows another table, it's not obvious how to separate the two tables with either a blank paragraph or some text. The wer is as follows:
Microsoft FrontPage (full name Microsoft Office FrontPage) is a discontinued WYSIWYG HTML editor and Web site administration tool from Microsoft for the Microsoft Windows line of operating systems. It was branded as part of the Microsoft Office suite from 1997 to 2003.
FrontPage Express is a Web editor software designed by Microsoft. It is easy to handle thanks to its WYSIWYG option that allows the user to see changes in real time.
If you just click the 'Preview in Browser' icon, you'll see the page in your default browser. If instead you select 'File', 'Preview in Browser', you will get the chance to select another browser and to change the size of the browser window. Change the settings as required and then click 'Preview'. To return the preview facility to normal, again select 'File', 'Preview in Browser', select your default browser and set the window size as 'Default'.
When a resource or activity (like a page, file or forum) is added to the Main menu block on the front page, it will appear in the Site Pages of the Navigation block. If you need the item but don't want it to display then go to Site administration > Appearance > Navigation and uncheck "show front page activities in the navigation". If you no longer want the item then turn on the editing on the front page, go to or add the Main menu block and click to delete the item.
In Administration > Site administration > Appearance > Themes click the name of the theme you are using (If you're not sure which theme you are using, you can find out in Administration > Site administration > Appearance > Themes > Theme selector)
Enter the URL for your logo. (Note - you must previously have uploaded your logo somewhere online)
There are lots of different ways to do this. The easiest is to use the Administration > Front Page > Front Page settings>>Include Topic setting.
Front Page settings that impact its look.
Images inside a HTML table in a label.
NOTE: This has been tested in Moodle 2.0 and the same conditions apply, so it will work. It is strongly recommended that to do this, use a Label as the container for your table though. Seems to sit more easily in the Front Page.
Sometimes if the short and full names of your site are similar, you might wish to hide the short name. If you are using the Clean or More theme, you can do this by adding lines to the custom CSS box in the appropriate theme settings page.
To hide the short name but keep the space where it used to be, add:
a.brand {visibility:hidden}
To hide the short name and also remove the space where it used to be, add:
.navbar .brand {display: none;}
If you are trying to select more than a screen's worth of text, FrontPage will often scroll the page too quickly to accurately limit the selection. The simplest way to select multiple lines of text and images is to drag down the first few lines and then hold down the shift key and press the 'down' arrow key. You can also use the other arrow key to control the limits of your selection.
With the editing turned on, add the Main menu block if it isn't already present.
Click Add and activity or resource and add a Page.
If you wish the page to be hidden but accessible from the top dropdown menu, then:
Go to Site administration>Appearance>Themes>Theme settings and add your page URL to the custom menu items box according to the instructions.
If you are editing a page, control-clicking a hyperlink will open the linked page. If you are using this method to check your links, it works OK for other pages in your web but we'd advise against this. One problem you might encounter is when following a link to an external page you see either an error message or you are prompted to open the linked page as another format. Using the reports view is best practice but if you do want to check links on just the one page, simply preview the page and then check the links.
In order to have text flow around an image:
To flow text to the left of an image, simply repeat the first steps above but set the alignment value as 'Right'. Likewise, to insert a break when the image is aligned to the right, select the 'Clear right margin' option instead. There is no option to flow the text both sides of the image.
You can change an item name in Site Administration > Language> Language customisation Select the 'moodle.php' file then search for the words you need to alter.
If you use hover buttons to link to other pages, you should take into consideration that search engines cannot follow links defined within the hover button and consequently, the linked pages will not be indexed. If you do want to use hover buttons, be sure to also include normal text hyperlinks at the bottom of the page, for example, that can be followed by search engines.
When you move files within FrontPage, the application automatically keeps track of the changes and if the pages you are moving are linked to and from other pages, FrontPage will update the links on those page accordingly. This is also true for the renaming of files - again, FrontPage will automatically keep track of the changes and ask you if you want to avoid breaking any links. As best practice advice, always move and rename files in FrontPage rather than by using Windows Explorer.
The message "There was an error opening this document. File does not begin with '%PDF'-" is not to do with the version of the Acrobat reader, rather it is because your PDF file has a name that contains blank spaces. All you need to do is rename the file, replacing spaces with either hyphens (dashes) or underscores.
This is known as the 'alt text' and appears when the user rolls the cursor over an image. If no text has been specified, no text will appear. This alternative text is important for visually-impaired users as their browsers will read the text in place of the image. You should specify the alt text for all your images: right-click the image in FrontPage 2000 and select 'Picture Properties'. The 'Text' field listed under 'Alternative representations' is where you type the alt text for the image
The quick way of automatically adding the last modified date is:
Just as with copying and pasting plain text from Word documents, it is best to paste the table-formatted text without the original formatting. This way, you avoid copying unwanted Office code.
If you see that a single cell should span across several columns, right-click the cell and select ‘Cell Properties’. Then set the 'Columns spanned' number as required. For example, if your table has three columns and you have one cell that should span the entire row, set the number of columns spanned as ‘3’. If you want a cell to span more than one row, change the 'Rows spanned' number instead.
Rather than inserting a large image into a page, it's much better to create a smaller version of that image and create a hyperlink to the large image. That way you avoid a long download time for the page. The smaller version of an image is often referred to as a 'thumbnail' and you can automatically create a thumbnail of any web image in FrontPage without needing to learn a graphics application. As well as creating a thumbnail version of the image, FrontPage will automatically link the new image to the larger version. This works for both GIF and JPG formats.
Here's how to create a thumbnail image:
Tip: In case you always want a 1 pixel border around the image, change the setting via 'Tools', 'Page Options', 'Auto Thumbnail'.
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If you see the following error message: 'An error occurred accessing your FrontPage web files...' when attempting to import a file or files into your FrontPage Web, it is either because an individual file is over 1Mb in size or because the total size of all the files on the import list is over 1Mb. If you are attempting to import multiple files, none of which is over 1Mb in size, the solution is to import the files in more than one go so the total remains below 1Mb.
You may need to import large files one at a time. If a single file is over 1Mb you will need to drag and drop a copy of the original file into the location where your FrontPage files are stored using Windows Explorer instead of importing the file using FrontPage. Having done this, in FrontPage you should switch to the folders view and select 'Edit', 'Refresh', to ensure that FrontPage registers the fact that a file has been added. Otherwise you won't see that file listed with the others in your Web.