ADVANCED PAGE PROPERTIES - Add Code

The ADVANCED PAGE PROPERTIES is the most powerful function in Page Builder. This function allows you to easily copy and paste code into the the three areas of the Advanced Page Properties:

See below for an explanation of the three BLUE areas mentioned above.

You can access the Advanced Page Properties from Page Builder's toolbar, i.e. FORMAT > ADVANCED PAGE PROPERTIES. Note the three boxes where text or code can be added, HEAD SCRIPT, BODY TAG SCRIPT, & BODY SCRIPT.

  1. HEAD SCRIPT - CSS Style Sheet, Javascript, Meta Tags, Frame Setup File, or background music go in this area. If the CSS style will apply to the entire page, e.g. the style for no underlined links:

    <style type="text/css">a{text-decoration:none}</style>

    then put the code in the HEAD SCRIPT box.

    One thing you can do is AUTO RE-DIRECT TO ANOTHER PAGE, i.e. when the page that has this code in it is gone to, it will automatically forward the visitor to another page.

    Put this code in the HEAD SCRIPT (example shown below) and change only the RED items.

    <META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH CONTENT="S; URL=web-page-full-url">>

    where

  2. BODY TAG SCRIPT - Attributes of the body of your page, e.g. background graphic or color, color of links, visited links, text.

    You only put the following bold code in the body tag script section. If you use more than one of these attributes, then put a space between each one, e.g. bgproperties="fixed" background="mybg.jpg".

  3. BODY SCRIPT - HTML, e.g. code for Web rings, guest book, message board goes here but it is recommended that you put this code is using the ADDONS > FORMS & SCRIPT > HTML CODE as then you can place the code so it will appear on your page where you want it.

    The Frame setup file HTML tags are put in the HEAD SCRIPT box above. For a complete description of the necessary HTML tags need for Frames, please go to Page Builder Frame Help Page to see how to work with frames.

To help you understand a bit about the above, you need to know where in a HTML file various things go. In a HTML web page, there are two areas you can enter codes:

So, where exactly are these areas? To understand this you need to know how a web page is constructed with HTML tags. It really is fairly simple and looks like this:

BASIC STRUCTURE OF A HTML FILE
<html>
<head>
<title>
The page title goes here...
</title>
<meta .... >
<meta..... >
</head>
<body.... >

THIS IS WHERE YOUR PAGE IS CONSTRUCTED

</body>

Here is what each HTML tag means:

<HTML> This tells your browser that the following is an HTML document
<HEAD> This indicates the beginning of the "heading" of the HTML document, which will include the title, various META tags, Javascript functions, and the HTML tags for Frames.
<TITLE> The start of the title of your page which will be displayed by the browser in the upper left hand corner of the browser window.
<META> META tags are use to tell search engines about your page, i.e. a description and what the keywords are.
<BODY> Begins the main portion of your page. All HTML tags go here as well some Javascript.
</.....> Indicated the end of the the particular tag, e.g </head>, </title>, </html>