Chapter 16
Creating a Website with iWeb
In This Chapter
Introducing the iWeb window
Planning your site
Adding a new site and pages
Editing pages
Setting site and page attributes with the Inspector
Publishing sites to the Internet
I keep telling everyone who’ll listen: The web is simple. Or at least it should be.
Kids in preschool these days know how to use a browser. Millions of people contribute to Facebook pages, help to create the dynamic reference wonder that is Wikipedia, and correspond effortlessly through web-based e-mail. Yet there’s one untamed wilderness that many iMac owners haven’t explored — or even set foot in! That’s the jungle of HTML, the language used to create web pages. Today’s advanced web page design is complex, and it’s not particularly fun, either. Have you thrown up your hands and declared, “I guess I’ll never get my own website on the Internet”?
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