Operation Manual

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• Attach code to objects—add HTML and script! (p. 166)
Apply HTML code to objects, table cells, HTML fragments and
complete pages—apply scripts (with embedded or linked supporting files)
to increase user interaction. Insert tokens as dynamic placeholders to
include dates, colours, page titles, file names, etc. Auto-generate HTML
IDs for any object to allow JavaScript manipulation. Interested in getting
down to HTML basics? Develop raw HTML pages, all navigable via
WebPlus's Site Structure.
• Enhanced Import HTML (p. 24)
Now Import Web pages with accompanying meta data, server-side
script, JavaScript, hotspots, and forms!
• Manage by file and folder structure! (p. 61)
Use File Manager to manage your web site. View underlying folder
structures, create your own folders, add different file types and rename
from within WebPlus.
• Play and Manipulate Flash Files (p. 138)
WebPlus gives you the ability to see your flash animations and play them
within the design view. We have also provided professionally designed
flash banners which you can customize.
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Onboard Image adjustments (p. 133)
Benefit from "on-board" image adjustments for quick colour correction
of imported images and objects converted to pictures—pick from Au
Levels, Auto Contrast, Brightness/Contrast, Channel Mixer, Colour
Balance, Curves, and many more. Commonly used special effects such
Diffuse Glow, Dust and Scratch Remover, Shadows/Highlights, and
various blurs make up the set of adjustments, which can be applied
combination. You can now eliminate the dreaded red eye effect on
subjects in your photos with the new Red Eye Tool with a single click.
If you want to do even more, use the handy Edit in PhotoPlus option
(version 10 or above) from within WebPlu
PhotoPlus files with
Context Toolbars
WebPlus now supports context toolbars which host tool options and
settings that dynamically change according to the currently selected
object or tool used in your drawing. Only the necessary tool settings and
options are at hand for edit or reference, sp