FrontPage Archive

  • Starting Tuesday, September 18, 2007 10:00 am – 11:00 am PST This is a 6-Week series designed to give you strong exposure to the new Expression Web software and interface, along with tips for transitioning...

    FrontPage to Expression Web Online Seminar Series

    Posted on September 10, 2007 | No Comments
    Starting Tuesday, September 18, 2007 10:00 am – 11:00 am PST This is a 6-Week series designed to give you strong exposure to the new Expression Web software and interface, along with tips for transitioning...

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  • Are you looking for an attractive way to display your photography on your site? We’ve recently released three Flash-based image galleries that will give you an easy-to-deploy, unique solution for displaying your gallery of photography...

    Flash Online Image Galleries

    Posted on May 29, 2007 | No Comments
    Are you looking for an attractive way to display your photography on your site? We’ve recently released three Flash-based image galleries that will give you an easy-to-deploy, unique solution for displaying your gallery of photography...

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  • PixelMill is happy to announce our first in a long series of Webinars and Seminars for Expression Web and SharePoint Designer 2007. One of the most anticipated features in Expression Web and SharePoint Designer 2007...

    Webinar: Managing CSS in Expression Web

    Posted on November 28, 2006 | No Comments
    PixelMill is happy to announce our first in a long series of Webinars and Seminars for Expression Web and SharePoint Designer 2007. One of the most anticipated features in Expression Web and SharePoint Designer 2007...

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  • The scenario: You purchase a template from PixelMill that is marked as XHTML 1.0 validated. You add your content. You publish your site. You run your template through the W3C validator. You get a big...

    Keeping XHTML-Validated Templates Validated

    Posted on July 10, 2006 | No Comments
    The scenario: You purchase a template from PixelMill that is marked as XHTML 1.0 validated. You add your content. You publish your site. You run your template through the W3C validator. You get a big...

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  • Our selection of CSS tableless templates is growing, so I thought that now would be a good time to talk about the difference between tables-based templates and tableless templates. Tables-based layout describes the use of...

    CSS Tableless Templates

    Posted on July 1, 2006 | No Comments
    Our selection of CSS tableless templates is growing, so I thought that now would be a good time to talk about the difference between tables-based templates and tableless templates. Tables-based layout describes the use of...

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  • Many of you have probably heard that Microsoft has decided to drop FrontPage. This announcement has resulted in a number speculation articles and blogs that seem to have created more confusion in the market. I...

    The Future of FrontPage

    Posted on May 2, 2006 | No Comments
    Many of you have probably heard that Microsoft has decided to drop FrontPage. This announcement has resulted in a number speculation articles and blogs that seem to have created more confusion in the market. I...

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  • Scenario 1: You have a brand-new template, and you start copying your old web site content over to the new design. But then you realize that the fonts don’t match — the fonts from your...

    Paste Special

    Posted on April 24, 2006 | No Comments
    Scenario 1: You have a brand-new template, and you start copying your old web site content over to the new design. But then you realize that the fonts don’t match — the fonts from your...

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  • When you open a page for editing in FrontPage 2003, the bottom bar has four buttons: Design, Split, Code, and Preview. My advice is to ignore the Preview button. The Preview view pane is notorious...

    Ignore the Preview Button

    Posted on April 21, 2006 | No Comments
    When you open a page for editing in FrontPage 2003, the bottom bar has four buttons: Design, Split, Code, and Preview. My advice is to ignore the Preview button. The Preview view pane is notorious...

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  • Include pages are a feature of FrontPage that allow you to “include” the content of one page into other pages. What this means is that you can have repeated content on multiple pages, but only...

    Why Use Include Pages?

    Posted on January 17, 2006 | No Comments
    Include pages are a feature of FrontPage that allow you to “include” the content of one page into other pages. What this means is that you can have repeated content on multiple pages, but only...

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  • We often receive questions from customers about adding a page to their site. Yes, FrontPage makes it simple to create a new blank page, File…New…Page. But, there are a couple of different ways to add...

    Creating a New Page

    Posted on December 13, 2005 | No Comments
    We often receive questions from customers about adding a page to their site. Yes, FrontPage makes it simple to create a new blank page, File…New…Page. But, there are a couple of different ways to add...

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