• Starting Claris Home Page
• Creating a Web page
• Using site assistants
• Working in a Claris Home Page document
  • Opening HTML files
  • Changing the size of the document window
  • Using Edit Page mode
  • Cutting, copying, and pasting
  • Undoing your work
  • Using the toolbars and palettes
  • Using the object and link editors
  • Resizing elements using the mouse
  • Aligning elements
• Previewing your work
  • Using Preview Page mode
  • Previewing your Web page in a browser
  • Changing the preview browser settings
  • Using the Statistics window
• Adding extra HTML to your page
  • Using Edit HTML Source mode
  • Changing the text display in Edit HTML Source mode
  • Adding attributes to an element
  • Adding HTML to text
  • Adding HTML to the document tags
  • Changing HTML output settings
• Setting the color and background of your Web page
  • Changing the background color
  • Using an image for the background
  • Changing the default color palette display
• Saving your Web page
  • Changing the title of your Web page
  • Saving a page as a template
  • Auto-saving your files
  • Time stamping your saved file
• Printing your Web page
• Using the Site Editor

Two edit modes let you edit the content of your Web page and the actual HTML source for the page. Object and link editors let you change the attributes of an element, such as the size of an image, the alignment of text in a table cell, or the URL of a linked page. Toolbars and special tool palettes make it easy to switch modes, insert elements, and apply formatting styles in your page.

Other options help you preview your work in Claris Home Page or a browser of your choice, view time estimates of how long it might take to download a page or an element on the page, and make changes to several pages at one time using the Site Editor.

Claris Home Page also provides a variety of templates and assistants to help you get started.