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We’ll create a small personal web site to get you
started. You should be in Navigation View.
First, left click-on the Home Page
in the middle of the screen. Prior to your click, it
will appear as a light yellow icon, when you click-on
it, the page will turn blue. This indicates to FrontPage
which page you desire to work on. In this case we’ll add, and
automatically link, three additional pages below
our main home page.
If you accidentally double-clicked on the
Home Page icon, this indicates to FrontPage 2003 that you
want to edit this page in FrontPage Design View, so
FrontPage loaded your page in the Design View. We’ll do this a
lot after our pages are created. It’s not a big deal anyway.
Simply click-on the Navigation button at the
bottom of the screen and you’ll be back where you want to be.
Make sure that you have clicked the Web Site tab, so you can see
the Navigation button.
Make sure the Home Page icon
is blue. To add the first page under
your home page, you will notice, in the upper right
corner of the screen, a small button (that
looks like a sheet of paper) that indicates New Page
(see arrow at right). Click-on this New Page
button.
As soon as you click,
your screen will change to reflect that
you have just created a New Page 1 below your
Home Page (index.htm).
This is where
FrontPage really does its work.
When you click, all of the pages you create in FrontPage
2003 will automatically be hyperlinked by
FrontPage. Your screen should now look like the one at the
right. We’ll come back and “name” our pages later,
after we have created our little web
site.
Now we’ll add two more pages under our
Home Page (index.htm). Each time, click-on the
Home Page (index.htm) to turn it blue, and then
click-on the New Page button. Your screen should now
look like the one below – after you click the New Page button
two more times.
Next, we’ll add two pages under New
Page 3. The process is similar to what we just did.
First, click-on New Page 3, to turn it blue,
and then click-on the New Page button. Do this
twice. Your web site should now look like the one
below.
If you happen to
make a mistake,
as you are adding new pages, you can simply left
click-on the erroneous new page and tap the Delete
key, or right click-on the page and then left click
on Delete. A Delete Page menu (like the one on
the right) will appear. Click-in the Delete
this page from the web site “circle,” and click OK.
Or, you could always click-on the Undo
button at the top of the screen. |
