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NB There are quite a few windows available in Fireworks, probably the most

important being the tools and properties – if you don’t see these, select them

from the “window” menu at the top of the screen.

Always export your graphic by going to File>Export Preview and choosing the

format (usually as a GIF) – it’s best not to use .png files on your site as not all

browsers recognize the format and the file size will be much larger too.

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Batch processing

A very useful feature of most graphics programs is the ability to change a

large number of graphics to the same specifications. This is really useful for

the ecommerce templates when preparing the product images for the product

and product detail pages.

The first thing to do is place all your images in a folder on your hard drive.

Then open Fireworks and choose File > Batch Process from the top menu

Browse to the folder where you saved your images and select the ones you

want to change or choose to select them all

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Now you can set up the rules for the changes you want to make to the

images. For photos you will probably want to export the picture as a .jpg file

And you’ll probably want to set a uniform size. To avoid distorting the graphic

it’s best to set the width (in the example at 150 pixels) and allow the height to

scale accordingly by choosing variable

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The Rename and Commands options probably won’t be needed. Click on

next and you will be given the option of where you would like to save your

newly modified files and the option of saving the script so it can be used again

at a later date.

Clicking batch will modify all the files you selected to the specifications you set

up.

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Frontpage issues

The majority of the colors on the templates are cell backgrounds, which can

be changed by right clicking on the cell in normal view and choosing “cell

properties”.

You can then select the color of your choice.

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Frontpage includes

All the Frontpage ecommerce templates use include files. These allow you to

update the whole site by making changes on a single page. They are typically

used for news items, header and footer sections - anything really that appears

the same on all or most of the pages on a site. The include pages are kept in

a folder called /includes/. We've added a brief explanation below on how to

use them with the ASP and PHP templates.

The ASP templates use Frontpage includes - they're very simple to use and

can be added to and deleted at will.

Modifying an include page (ASP Version)

In Frontpage folder view, open the includes folder and double click on the file

you want to change. Make the modifications and on saving, all the pages that

are linked to that include file will be automatically updated. There are only a

couple of things to be wary of. If the include file uses graphics, make sure that

your new graphics will fit into the space provided for them. Some include files,

typically ones used for news sections, use smaller text. This is achieved

through .css class - take a look at the code and you'll probably see something

like this: <td class="smaller"> or <p class="smaller"> - if this is the case, and

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you want to maintain the look, you may need to manually add the class to the

<p> tag when adding a new paragraph. Speaking of <p> tags, be careful as

sometimes Frontpage will add them to your code, both on the include page

and the main page which contains the include - this may cause some extra

spacing to occur and will mess up your design, particularly in Netscape 7. To

delete them open the page in HTML view, delete and save, making sure you

have the "Preserve existing HTML" box checked in Page Options. There is

further help on using CSS in this chapter.

NB. Only code that is between the opening and closing <BODY> tags will be

read in include files, so if you have to put some script into the <HEAD>

section, it will have to be moved to the <BODY> section.

Modifying an include page (PHP Version)

There are a couple of issues with the Frontpage version when using the PHP

templates. Frontpage extensions do not work with pages with the .php

extension, so this means that FrontPage Includes and FrontPage Navigation

do not work. We have found a neat way around these issues, but there are a

couple of things to bear in mind.

First, for include pages, we have just used PHP includes. It's already set up

for you, and you will find the included pages in the includes folder. Unlike

FrontPage includes however, all links will be relative to the file that is doing

the including. So, for this reason we recommend you use links relative to the

site root if you want to use the same include files in folders and sub folders.

Examples of different ways to link pages are . . .

This is a relative link: mypage.php

This is a link relative to the site root: /mypage.php

This is an absolute link: http://www.mysite.com/mypage.php

The include page will not show up when you preview in a browser, so you'll

need to upload the site to your server to view your modifications. There is a

utility that will allow you to view your changes in Frontpage and they have a

30 day free trial available.

You can also work "live" on the server:

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How to work "live" on the server

Open Frontpage

Select File > Open Web

In the box that appears type your full URL eg. http://www.yourdomain.com/

You'll now be prompted for your Frontpage user name and password

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Once verified, your site will be open and live, any changes you make on

"saving" will be made to your live site

PHP includes and navigation

Because FrontPage Navigation is not available, you will have to make up and

over buttons for the navigation. (This does not apply to templates which use

DHTML PopOut menus as navigation or text based menus.) To change

navigation, open the page which contains the navigation. (Normally

includes/leftnavigation.htm.) You will see some lines of code such as . . .

addrollover('special.php','images/special.gif','images/specialov.gif');

To add buttons to the navigation, just add extra lines here, or edit the existing

ones. The parameters are:

The link.

This can be relative: about.php

or relative to the site root: /about.php

or absolute: http://www.mysite.com/about.php

The "normal" state of the image: images/menu/about.gif

The "mouseover" state of the image: images/menu/aboutov.gif

The same rules apply about relative links as for the FrontPage Includes

however.

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