If you are not fully familiar or comfortable with the HTML language, or you just can't remember every single tag and attribute, WebDesign's HTML wizards will become very useful to you as you design your web pages. For example, if you do not know the correct code for placing an image on your page, or you get confused when creating complex tables with many rows and columns, WebDesign's wizards will output the correct code for you. They can even create entire image maps without you writing a single line of code.
To access WebDesign's wizards you can either use the drag and drop tools palette to your left or the Insert menu. The tools palette offers some of the most common HTML wizards while the Insert menu will give you access to all of WebDesign's wizards. You simply drag and drop a wizard into the correct location in your document to open the wizard and insert the HTML code position you dropped it in.
Each wizard contains an options menu in the lower left corner allowing you to specify the output options on a per tag basis. You can set the default values for the options menu in the preferences under the 'Application' tab. You can choose to output lowercase code, XHTML code and/or leave out attributes with no value. Almost all HTML wizards include a help button. This button will take you to the integrated HTML help (on OS X 10.2 or later) or take you online to find detailed descriptions of what the code that the wizards output will do.
It is a good idea to play around with WebDesign's wizards to become familiar with each one as well as to see what they can do.