HomeSite provides an optional visual editing view, called Design View, which lets you edit HTML code while seeing how the results would look in a browser.
The Design view is most useful for placing images on a page and for creating complex tables and forms without having to code the tags. The code for these elements is generated automatically and is updated as changes are made.
Note | The Design view feature requires Microsoft's Internet Explorer 4.01 or later. If you don't have this browser installed, or if you don't intend to use the Design view, you can disable it in the Design pane of the Settings dialog box (F8). |
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To edit a page in Design view: |
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To convert Microsoft Word and Excel content: |
You can convert content such as lists, tables, and worksheet cells into their equivalent HTML formatting by copying from Microsoft Word and Excel.
To explore this feature, you can experiment with inserting different types of content from Office documents and other Windows applications.