Operation Manual

36 Setting Up Sites and Pages
• Use Export Options... to decide if the image is to be converted
on export or kept as is.
• When checked, Scrolls with page scrolls the image background
independently of the page contents in the browser window; if
unchecked the background cannot scroll with page content.
• The Repeat drop-down menu controls how your image is
repeated on the background (Horizontal, Vertical, or Tiled). The
option None places just a single image.
• The Position drop-down menu sets the position of your image
(e.g., Top Center). For repeating image backgrounds, the image is
repeated from this initial position. You can also specify a
Custom... position, which sets the image's position in relation to
its top-left corner.
3. Click OK.
If you use an image background with transparent regions, the
Background color is still active and will show through; otherwise the
picture will cover the background color.
If you make the on-page color transparent, the image background
shows, making the page boundaries invisible (content is still
constrained to page dimensions).
For more details on other tab settings, see online Help.
Search engine optimization
Indexing involves the automatic collection of information about your web pages
by search engines such as Google, Yahoo, and many more. By "harvesting" this
information at the search engine, search engine users can make use of this
indexed information to obtain quick and accurate site search results which match
the search criteria entered by the user.
By default, the contents of each published web page (especially heading text)
will be indexed. However, in an Internet world of billions of web pages all being
constantly indexed, web developers can optimize this indexing process to allow
a site's pages to appear higher in a user's search results.