
Other functions: Advanced

The following functions are convenient for
advanced users:
You can create a channel file and set a link to it. Readers can then
register your Web site as a channel.
Vocabulary |
channel
A Web site that is delivered to the readers
periodically according to the schedule the
Web site creator determines. |
Note |
Some Web browsers do not have the channel
function. Internet Explorer 4.0, Netscape
Navigator 4.0, later version of these have
the channel function. |
- Select Create Channel from the Tool menu, and then select Netscape Channel. You can create a channel file for Netscape
Navigator.
- Create a channel file.
- Create a button image with text such as "Register
Channel," paste it into your Web page,
and set a link from the button image to the
channel file.
- Upload the channel file and your Web page
that includes the button image to your provider's
server. Readers can then register your Web
site as a channel, just by clicking the button
image.
Note |
You can reedit a channel file for Netscape
Navigator. |
Note |
Because Homepage Builder regards files called by your
channel file as "unused files,"
register them as "files to be transferred"
before uploading.
[Ref.] "Register a file as one to be uploaded" |
If you are editing a long Web page, and if
you want to change the levels of several
headings at once, use the Heading Editor.
- Select Heading Editor from the Tool menu to display the Heading Editor.
- Click a heading, and click the << button to raise the level or the >> button to lower the level. Repeat this to
adjust the levels of all the headings within
the Web page.

- Click the OK button.
You can create an index from the headings
of your Web page.
- Select Index from the Insert menu to display a dialog box for creating
an index.
- Under Headings, select the heading levels you want to include
in the index. Under Output, select the location to transfer the index.
(If you select Another File, specify the file name, too.) Under List Type, select the list type. (An index is created
in the list format.) Under Label, select how to attach labels.

Tip |
Under Label, select one of the following:
- Add Labels and Links to the table of contents
to This Document, to enable a visitor to jump from the index
to the headings, and vice versa.
- Add Labels to This Document, to enable a visitor to jump from the index
to the headings.
- Do not add Any Labels, to permit no jumps.
|
- Click the OK button to create the index as you specified.

You can create a site map, which contains links to all the Web pages
in your site. To create it, open a site,
and select Create Site Map from the Site menu. The following figure is an example
of a site map.
