Editing Pages | .Mac with iWeb, Second Edition

Spelling being what it is, sometimes, you may need to make changes to a .Mac Web page or perhaps delete a page you no longer need. You can change anything about your Web pagestemplate colors, layout options, captions, you name itquickly and easily.

To Edit an Existing Page

At the top of the page, select the page you want to edit, and click the Edit button (Figure 4.42).

Figure 4.42. To edit a page, select it in the proper column and then click the Edit button below the Pages column.

The "Edit your page" page loads, displaying your page in its editable form.

Say It with an iCard

After you create a new .Mac Web page, the first thing you'll want to do is tell people about it. Thanks to iCards, that's a breeze. When you finish creating a new site, a page opens asking if you want to send an iCard announcement. Click the arrow button at the bottom of the page, and you're taken to a special iCard template page, where crafting a quick card with your URL is as easy as filling in the blanks (Figure 4.43).

Figure 4.43. To send an iCard announcing your new page, simply choose a template, type a message, and add e-mail addresses to which you'll be sending it. When finished, click Send iCard.

To Delete an Existing Page

At the top of the page, select the page you want to delete, and click the Delete button (Figure 4.44).

Figure 4.44. To delete a page, select it in the proper column and then click the Delete button.

A warning appears, noting that deleting a page is permanent and asking if you want to continue.

Click Yes.

Your Web page is deleted.