The Logical Layout window manages the pages of your Web Site.

This window displays the hierarchical structure of your Web Site. The Home Page is at the top of the hierarchy. All other pages are placed at lower levels.

The page which is immediately at the top of a given page is called Parent. All the pages inherited from the given page are called Children. All child pages of a particular page are called Siblings.

From this layout, you can open a page for editing, add new pages, delete, move and rename pages and set the properties and visual settings of the pages.

All the functions in this layout are available from Logical Layout menu, Logical Layout toolbar, and context-sensitive menu, which is displayed when right-clicking on the desired item.

Open page (s). To Edit or format the page contents you must open the page by double-clicking on the page or by selecting the page and choosing Open (also available for multiple pages). The pages are opened in the Page Editor window.

Add Page. To add a new page to the project, select a page to which you want to add a child page, then choose Add from right-clicked menu, or simply press F3 key. A new page named Untitled# is added to the project.

Rename Page. To change the name of the page, select that page and choose Rename from right-clicked menu, or click on the selected page name, or simply press F2.

Delete Page (s). To delete the page (s), first select it, then choose Delete from right-clicked menu, or simply press F5. When you delete a parent page, all its child pages are moved one level up.

Change Properties of the Page (s). To change the properties of the page (s), select the page (s) and choose Properties from right-clicked menu to display the Page Properties dialog box.

Duplicate. This command copies a selected page and adds it as a child page to the page that is currently considered. Also, it works when you want to copy multiple pages. To duplicate the pages, select those and choose Duplicate from right-clicked menu, or simply press Ctrl+F3.

Move Page. To move a page, select it by right clicking and drag it to a desired logical page. Once you released the mouse button, the program adds the moved page as a child page to the target page.

Changing visual settings of the page. You can change the visual settings (color, background color, margins, etc.) of your page. First, select a page (or pages), which settings you want to change and click right mouse button to display the context menu. Then, choose the Visual Settings option to open the Page Visual Settings dialog box. Otherwise, you can click Pvisset - Visual Settings button in the Logical Layout toolbar and get the Page Visual Settings dialog displayed.

Meta tags. To add meta tags to the page, place the mouse pointer on the page and then click the right mouse button to display the context menu. Choose the Meta Information command. In the Meta Information dialog box, click on the Add button to add a meta tag to your page. Fill out the appropriate fields in the Meta Tag dialog box. To delete a meta tag, click on its name, then click on the Delete button. To modify an existing meta tag, click on its name, then click on the Modify button. Change the fields you want in the Meta Tag dialog box.

Zoom. As you are adding more pages or web site elements to your web site, it becomes harder to work without a good visual tool. At your disposal you have the program's zoom-in and zoom-out features:

Preveiw.JPG (1731 bytes) Zoom In
Zmin.JPG (1716 bytes) Zoom Out
11.jpg (1511 bytes) Normal

Fall.JPG (1862 bytes) Find All locates the desired word or text string throughout all the pages of your site. The search covers a site space from Home Page to the last page.

(See Find)

Rall.JPG (1871 bytes) Replace All locates the desired word or text string and replaces it by another in all pages of your site. The replacement procedure covers a site space from Home Page to the last page.

(See Replace)

Sall.JPG (1858 bytes) Spell All lets you apply Spell Checking to all pages in your site. The procedure covers a site space from Home Page to the last page.

(See Spelling)