Operation Manual

Getting Started

Y Click the “Meadow” color scheme sample and notice that the

newsletter’s body text turns purple. Now click the “Mint” scheme

and the text turns black.

Y As you switch back and forth, look closely at the top portion of the

scheme samples, and you’ll see a group of five colors to the right

of the scheme name. Note that that in each case it’s the first of the

five scheme colors that’s being applied to the text.

In Page Wizard publications, body text has been marked with “Scheme

Color 1”. That means it takes on whichever color has been defined as

Scheme Color 1 in the current scheme.

Y Keep clicking different color schemes. Which element(s) have

been marked with Scheme Color 2? Scheme Color 3? If you need a

hint—look closely at the cube patterns.

The bottom portion of each color scheme sample includes the so-called

“Web colors,” which we’ll discuss in the next chapter. You can

customize any or all of the colors within a scheme using the Color

Manager. (Display the Studio’s &RORU6FKHPHV panel, right-click a

sample, and choose&RORU0DQDJHU.)

For more information and full-color examples, take a moment to view

QuickTour 11, &RORUVDQG&RORU6FKHPHV.

Now that you’ve successfully created and customized a Page Wizard

publication, you’re ready to proceed to the kinds of projects you have in

mind.

For more help on the basics...

You’ve seen how easy it is to create the basic structure of a Web site

using a WebPlus Wizard. And you know how to find your way around

the workspace.

When you’re ready to construct your actual Web site, you’ll no doubt

want to learn about other options. By now you should have viewed

QuickTours 1 and 2. See online help for additional details.

For help on... Choose from the

Help menu...

Then...

Starting, saving,

closing publications

Contents / How To See topics in section “Work

with WebPlus Publications”

Overview of Web Index Select “Web sites, getting