Fast Wrap-Up

• Layout Tables And Cells , a new addition to FrontPage 2003, enables you to easily create a framework for the content in your Web page.

• To add a traditional table to your Web page, select the place in the page where you want the table to go, and choose Insert Table, or Draw Table from the Insert menu.

• You can add a page with frames by clicking the New tool, and choosing Pages; then select the frames template you want to use, and click the appropriate buttons to either link to existing content or add new.

• Add horizontal lines easily, by choosing Horizontal Line from the Insert menu; you can change the color , line thickness , and other settings by using the Horizontal Line Properties dialog box.

• A rollover is a special effect in which a hyperlink changes font, style, or color when the user positions the mouse over it. You can add rollover effects easily to your hyperlinks in FrontPage by displaying Page Properties, and choosing the rollover effect you want to apply.

• Although FrontPage makes it possible for you to bypass coding completely, you can easily work with HTML in Code view. To see the effects of your coding, you can click Split view to see both the code you enter, and the effects in Design view.

• The new Quick Tag Selector in Code view shows you all the HTML tags used in the current page, and makes it easy for you to change, add, or remove tags as you re coding.