The Page Editor window enables you to enter text using the built-in WYSIWYG editor or Import text from a file.
Creating and editing text in the built-in editor
The built-in editor supports the WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) specification. This means you see the text as it will be displayed by browsers.
Changing Font Style
To change font properties, use the Formatting Toolbar or open the Choose Web Font dialog box.
Choose Web Font dialog box
Choose the Font command from the Format menu or click on the Font button (Standard Toolbar). The Choose Web font dialog box is displayed.
You can select a font style from the Styles window where standard Web font sets are displayed. These styles are described in the HTML specification. How a font will be displayed depends on the Web browser.
You can apply a Physical style to the text. Physical styles give a browser information on how to exactly display a text (Bold, Italic, the size, etc.).
To apply a physical style to a text, check the appropriate check box, or choose the appropriate command from the Effects menu or Formatting toolbar.
If the Variable Pitch check box is not checked, all characters in a text will have the same width.
To set a size of a font, use the font size list.
In order to achieve maximal compatibility with all
browsers, it is recommended that you use standard font styles rather than custom styles.
To change a font color, select the color from the Color list.
Formatting Paragraphs
To change paragraph properties from the Paragraph Properties dialog box, click the Paragraph Properties button on the Standard Toolbar or choose the Paragraph command from the Format menu.
In the Insert menu, choose the File... command or click the Insert File button on the Insert Object Toolbar. This displays the Open dialog box. Select a file you want to insert. Click the Open button if you want to insert the whole file into your page.
To insert only a part of the text, check the View check box, then select the text you want to insert. You can also edit the text you want to insert. However, we recommend to import your selection first, and then edit it using the built-in editor. The changes you make in the text do not affect the source file.