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303 88 66 77 99 00 WORKING WITH iWEB ’09 Setting Up a Web Site chapter 16 How can I tint a page background image? You can add a color tint over a page background image to customize the appearance of the image. You can also adjust the opacity of the tint: 1 Select Tinted Image Fill for the page background. ● You can click Choose to change the background image. 2 Click the tint color icon. The Colors dialog opens. 3 Click to select a color. 4 Click and drag the slider to adjust the opacity. Dragging left makes the color more transparent and dragging right makes it more opaque. 5 Click to close the Colors dialog. 6 Click here to select a browser background type. 7 For color fills, click here to select a color. The Colors dialog appears. 8 Click a color. ● The browser background changes. 9 Click to close the Colors dialog. 0 Click to close the Inspector. 44 33 11 55 22 304 44 33 22 11 Lucky Cow Dairy www.luckycow.com Cameron, WI Lucky Cow Dairy is run by seventh-generation dairy farmers who combine the most modern methods with the most humane treatment to produce milk that’s as kind to the cows as it is to you. Every cow wishes it was a ‘Lucky Cow.’ 3 Type to add your text to the text box. You can also copy and paste text from another program. You can press to start a new line. 4 Click the border of the text box. 1 Select the page to which you want to add text. 2 Click Text Box. ● A new text box appears in the middle of the page with a blinking cursor inside it. ● To add text to a placeholder text box in a template, double-click it to select its text. Press Delete to remove the text and add your own. Add a Text Box You can add a text box to your Web page to add paragraphs, headings, and lists. You can adjust the size and position of the text box to make it fit in with the rest of the content on your page. Add a Text Box 305 Text Box Text Box Text Box WORKING WITH iWEB ‘09 Editing Web Site Content chapter 17 66 55 How do I duplicate a text box? To duplicate a text box within the same page, click to select it and then press Option as you click and drag. iWeb duplicates the text box. To create a duplicate that you can move to another page, select the text box and click Edit and then Copy. View the destination page and click Edit and then Paste to insert the copy. How do I move text boxes in and out of the header and footer? iWeb pages are divided into regions, with a header at the top, a footer at the bottom, and the main content area in the middle. To move a text box into the footer, press as you click and drag it. To move a text box out of the header, press as you drag it. Some elements such as the navigation box in the header cannot be moved to another region. When selected, those elements are marked with gray handles. 6 Click and drag inside the text box to move the box to another place on the page. ● A yellow box appears displaying the coordinates of the box on the page as you drag. You can also press the arrow keys to change the position of a selected text box. To delete a text box, click the box to select it and then press Delete . Handles appear on the sides and corners of the box. 5 Click and drag a handle to resize the text box. The box resizes. Note: To change the alignment of text inside a box, see “Align Page Text.” 306 22 66 11 44 55 33 The Fonts dialog appears. 4 Click a font family. 5 Click a font typeface. 6 Click a size. 1 Double-click a text box. 2 Click and drag to select the text to format. 3 Click Fonts. Format Text You can format text on your page to match the theme of the site or to emphasize the text. You can change the font color and size as well as how the text is spaced. Format Text 307 %% ## 00 $$ 77 99 && 88 @@ ^^ WORKING WITH iWEB ‘09 Editing Web Site Content chapter 17 How do I create a bulleted or numbered list of text items on my page? 1 Type the list items in a text box, one item per line, and then click and drag to select them. 2 Click Inspector. 3 Click the Text Inspector icon ( ). 4 Click List. 5 Click here to select a list type. 6 Specify your list settings. The settings vary depending on the chosen list type. iWeb formats the items as a list. 7 Click a text color. 8 Click a background color for the text. 9 Click to turn a drop shadow on or off. ● You can adjust a drop shadow here. 0 Click to close the Fonts dialog. ! Click Inspector. @ In the Inspector, click the Text Inspector icon ( ). # Click Text. iWeb lists the text settings. $ Click and drag the slider to control character spacing. % Click and drag the slider to control line spacing. ^ Click and drag the sliders to control paragraph spacing. & Click to close the Inspector. iWeb formats the text. 55 44 66 33 11 308 ALIGN RIGHT ALIGN LEFT 11 11 44 22 22 33 55 5 Click a horizontal alignment. You can horizontally align text to the left, right, or center. You can also justify text, which aligns it to both the left and right. iWeb aligns the text. ● In this example, the heading text is center-aligned. ALIGN TEXT VERTICALLY 1 Click to select the text box whose text you want to align. 2 Click Inspector. ALIGN TEXT HORIZONTALLY 1 Click to select the text box whose text you want to align. 2 Click Inspector. The Inspector appears. 3 Click the Text Inspector icon ( ). 4 Click Text. Align Page Text You can control the horizontal or vertical positioning of text on your page. For example, you can align a bold heading in the center of the page or top-align several paragraphs beneath photo. Align Page Text 309 44 33 55 33 44 11 22 55 WORKING WITH iWEB ‘09 Editing Web Site Content chapter 17 How do I add space around text in a text box? You can add space between text and the text box margin, also known as padding, by adjusting the inset margin. 1 Click to select a text box. 2 Click Inspector. The Inspector appears. 3 Click the Text Inspector icon ( ). 4 Click Text. 5 Click and drag the slider to adjust the padding. ● iWeb adjusts the padding. The Inspector appears. 3 Click the Text Inspector icon ( ). 4 Click Text. 5 Click a vertical alignment. You can vertically align text to the top, middle, or bottom of a text box. iWeb aligns the text. ● In this example, the body text is top-aligned. 310 33 66 55 44 77 11 22 5 Click Enable as a hyperlink ( changes to ). 6 Click here and select One of My pages. 7 Click the Page and select the destination page. ● iWeb creates a hyperlink. Note: You can also add links to other pages in your site with page navigation. See Chapter 16 for details. LINK TO A PAGE IN YOUR SITE 1 Select the text or object you want to turn into a hyperlink. 2 Click Inspector. The Inspector appears. 3 Click the Link Inspector icon ( ). 4 Click Hyperlink. ● You can also click Insert, Hyperlink, and then Web Page. Add a Hyperlink You can connect your Web page to another page by turning text or other objects on the page into hyperlinks, also known as links. Hyperlinked text on a page is usually distinguished with a different color and underlining. You can create a link to another page in your site, an external page on the Web, or an e-mail address. Add a Hyperlink 311 88 99 !! 00 @@ WORKING WITH iWEB ‘09 Editing Web Site Content chapter 17 How do I change the color of a hyperlink? 1 In the Link Inspector, click Format. 2 Click a link color for normal links. 3 In the Colors dialog, click a color. 4 Click colors for other types of links. 5 Click to close the Colors dialog. 6 Click to turn underlining on and off on links. Underlining is turned on by default. ● iWeb formats the hyperlink. Note: To add other formatting to a hyperlink, see “Format Text.” LINK TO AN EXTERNAL PAGE 8 With additional text selected, click here and select An External Page. 9 Type the Web address for the external page. To get the Web address for a page, you can view the page in a Web browser and copy the address from the browser address box. ● You can click here to cause the destination page to be opened in a new browser window ( changes to ). ● iWeb creates the hyperlink. CREATE AN E-MAIL LINK 0 With additional text selected, click here and select An Email Message. You can also click Insert, Hyperlink, and then Email Message. ! Type the e-mail address. @ Type an e-mail subject. ● iWeb creates the hyperlink. 66 55 44 33 22 11 312 A B C Our Baby 33 22 11 55 44 1 Select the page to which you want to add an image. 2 Click Photos in the media pane. Note: If the media pane is not visible, click Show Media at the bottom of the workspace to display it. ● iWeb displays images from the iPhoto library. To make more photos available, you can drag folders containing images from the Finder to the media pane. 3 Click a list item to display images from iPhoto. For more about organizing images, see Chapter 4. 4 Click and drag an image to an image placeholder. Placeholders are the generic content items that appear when you create a page from a template. ● iWeb replaces the placeholder image. 5 Click and drag an image to an empty area of the page. Add an Image You can add an image to illustrate a passage of text or to add decoration to a plain-looking page. You can choose images from your iPhoto library. To easily add a collection of photos as an album to your Web site, see Chapter 18. Add an Image . center of the page or top-align several paragraphs beneath photo. Align Page Text 309 44 33 55 33 44 11 22 55 WORKING WITH iWEB ‘09 Editing Web Site Content chapter 17 How do I add space around. Inspector. The Inspector appears. 3 Click the Text Inspector icon ( ). 4 Click Text. Align Page Text You can control the horizontal or vertical positioning of text on your page. For example,. the box to another place on the page. ● A yellow box appears displaying the coordinates of the box on the page as you drag. You can also press the arrow keys to change the position of a selected