Learning the Basics
FrontPage 2000 tutorials
- Connecting to your account
- Summary of changes in FP 2000 (for previous users of FP 98)
- Complete tutorial for FP2000
- Adding search functions to your site:
1. How to add a FrontPage search box to your page
2. How to add a form that uses the UO/E search engine- How to make your webpage more ADA compliant
- How to add an e-mail response form to your page
- Add a Subject to Your Mailto Links
- How to add streaming audio to your pages
- How to add a pull-down quick finder
- How to create MouseOver buttons
- Setting white as the default background
- How to use Meta-Tags
- Choosing Image Format, and JPG Compression
- Determining the Download time of your website
- About The World Wide Web and Searching
- Checking cross-browser compatibility
- Forcing Pages to Reload
- Specifying fonts in your FrontPage Webs
If you are new to using the World Wide Web, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information available through your Web browser. You probably already know what a browser is, and how to type in an URL, but do you know how to efficiently find exactly the information you want? Or what the W3 Consortium is?
With the availability of WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) editors such as MS FrontPage, there is little reason to write raw HTML code on a day to day basis. However, it can often be helpful to understand the mechanics of HTML.
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Kate Akers akersk@missouri.edu Last revised: 12/12/06 |
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