Some browsers only support pages that are smaller than a certain size. When there is too much information to show on one page, a link will be added to the next page and multiple pages will be created.
If this is ticked then when you publish an event containing different fonts, the same fonts will appear in the webpage.
If this is unticked then the font set in the Font option will be used.
Bear in mind that some browsers do not support fonts, and also that the computer that you use to read published pages may not have the relevant fonts installed anyway.
If this is ticked then when you publish an event containing different font sizes, the same sizes will be used in the webpage.
If this is unticked then a 10-point font will be used.
If this is ticked then when you publish an event containing styles such as bold, italic and underline, the same styles will be used in the webpage.
If this is unticked then styles will be ignored.
If this is ticked then when you publish an event containing different coloured text, the same colours will be used in the webpage.
If this is unticked then colours will be ignored.
If this is ticked then the message part of each event will be condensed to remove blank lines. Paragraphs are preserved, but without lines between.
If this is unticked then messages appear unchanged.
Bear in mind that if you are going to be reading these web pages on a small screen, blank lines increase the amount of scrolling you have to do.
This will be ignored if you have chosen to keep the font face changes.
To make events stand out, you could show them on a different shade to the background of the main webpage.
Most browsers will understand the .htm extension. WAP pages require the .wml extension.
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