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Unpublished rights reserved under the copyright laws of the United States. i Contents Introduction Using Web resources . 1 Looking at the Work Area Chapter 1 Using the toolbar . 5 Using the document window . 5 Using site and site design windows . 7 Switching between windows . 8 Using palettes . 8 Using context menus . 13 Setting preferences . 14 Linking files . 15 Customizing keyboard shortcuts . 16 Working with nonroman character sets . 17 Web Site Basics Chapter 2 Creating a new site . 21 About site windows . 25 Working with site windows . 26 About table-style tabs . 28 About site views . 30 Viewing a site . 32 Building a hierarchy of pages . 34 Using inspectors with files and folders . 38 Opening page files . 40 Unlocking locally locked files . 41 Setting Up Pages Chapter 3 Creating pages . 43 Saving pages . 44 Selecting window sizes . 45 Selecting text and background colors . 46 ii CONTENTS Applying background images . 47 Specifying page margins . 47 Selecting viewing options . 47 Using layout rulers . 49 Adding head tags . 50 Adding head scripts . 55 Adding browser switch scripts . 56 Page Layout Basics Chapter 4 About page layout . 59 Creating text . 59 Formatting text using physical and structural styles . 60 Formatting paragraphs . 61 About font sizes across platforms . 64 Applying relative font sizes . 65 Applying font sets . 65 Spellchecking text . 67 Adding spacers . 69 Using the layout grid . 70 Using layout text boxes . 71 Adding horizontal lines . 72 Repositioning, resizing, and grouping objects . 73 Aligning and distributing objects . 75 Working with frequently used objects . 77 Working with color . 77 Adding hypertext links . 80 Adding date and time stamps . 83 Creating URL pop-up menus . 83 Reverting and restoring changes to pages . 84 Previewing pages . 85 Viewing document information . 87 Working with Tables Chapter 5 Creating tables . 89 Adding text to tables . 94 Converting tables to layout grids . 95 Making selections within tables . 95 iii CONTENTS Cutting, copying, and pasting table selections . 98 Sorting table content . 99 Formatting tables using predefined styles . 101 Images and Page Design Chapter 6 About Smart Objects . 105 Adding a Smart Object to a Web page . 105 Using Smart Link . 106 Resizing Smart Objects . 106 Linking to Photoshop files . 107 Viewing images during optimization . 110 Choosing options in the Save For Web dialog box . 111 Working with the color table in Photoshop images . 117 Making transparent and matted Photoshop images . 121 Previewing and controlling dithering in Photoshop images . 124 Adding file information to Smart Photoshop objects . 127 Linking to Illustrator files . 127 Linking to LiveMotion files . 129 Adding Web-format images . 130 Importing images for previewing . 131 Simulating Windows gamma in Mac OS . 131 Adjusting image size . 131 Additional image options . 132 Setting image preferences . 134 Creating image maps . 135 Tracing images . 136 Working with Photoshop layered files . 137 About image formats . 138 Floating Boxes Chapter 7 About floating boxes . 141 Setting up floating boxes . 142 Positioning floating boxes . 145 Converting floating boxes to layout text boxes . 146 About Web page animation with floating boxes . 147 Creating objects to animate . 149 Animating floating boxes . 150 iv CONTENTS Managing multiple floating.