Adobe Muse Classroom in a Book.pdf

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Muse now generatesthe site files (HTMLfiles, CSS, scripting,images, and othercontent that isnecessary to make thesite work in a browser)and uploads them tothe server. Muse alsoconverts the .psd files in your site to the best web format, depending on theimage content. This may take a little while.When Muse completes its work, and the temporary site is published, the sitewill open in the default browser on your machine.4 Close the browser andreturn to Muse, if necessary.The New Site Created dialogbox appears. Click OK toclose it.Now that the site has been published, you can share the domain name(kevinskart.businesscatalyst.com) with your clients for review by simplye-mailing them the domain name.P Note: If you are working on a shared workstation with another person, you can changethe publish account associated with Muse. Choose Adobe Muse > Preferences (Mac OS) orEdit > Preferences (Windows), and select Switch Accounts from the Publish With AccountMenu. This will allow you to enter the username and password for an existing Business Catalystaccount. Using this strategy, you can each use your own individual preferences. Whenever yousign in to Muse on the computer, your preferences will be preserved.Adobe Muse ClAssrooM in A book 237
P Note: To view asite domain name inthe browser using thismethod, you will needto have published thesite, which you did inthe previous section.Making and uploading editsAfter you upload your testing site, you can make changes to your site in Muse, andthen upload any changes you make to the Business Catalyst host. In this section,you will explore some of the publishing options available, then you will make achange to a page in your site and publish the changed page and content.The first option for publishing that you will explore is how to retrieve the domainname for your site if you’ve forgotten it.1 Click the Publish link in the upper-left corner of the Application window. ThePublish dialog box opens and lists the name of the site. Click the name to openthe default browser and view the site.2 Close the browser, and return to Muse. Click Cancel in the Publish dialog boxto close it.This is an easy way to help you to remember the site domain name.3 In Plan mode, double-click the ABOUT page thumbnail to open that page inDesign mode. Choose View > Fit Page In Window.You’re going to make a change to a page, then publish that changed content.4 Select the Text tool, select the entire quote that begins with “We absolutelylove the coffee,” and change the text color to the FooterBG color swatch in theControl panel. Click away to close the Color Picker.5 Choose File > Save Site.E Tip: You could alsochoose File > Publish.6 Click the Publish link in the upper-left corner of the Application window.7 In the Publish dialog box, click Options. Click the Publish To menu and youwill see that you can publish the site to a new site, maybe to try something newwithout affecting the original testing site, or you could associate the files withanother site by selecting another site in the menu. Any other Muse sites that youhave previously published are listed in the Publish To menu. You can overwrite238 lesson 10 Publishing and exporting Your site
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Adobe® Muse®classroom in a book
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pci t sEBOOK READERS: FIND YOUR LES
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Top-levelpagesChildpagesParent page
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Moving, cropping, and resizing imag
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GettInG starteDIf you are a graphic
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Copying the Classroom in a Book fil
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Recommended lesson orderAdobe Muse
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Resources for educators: www.adobe.
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To make the most of Adobe Muse, you
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Create your Muse site fileAfter com
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Alternately, you can start the desi
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understanding ModesIn the upper-lef
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5 Click the Preview mode link in th
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Options displayed in the Control pa
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8 Click the Swatches panel tab to s
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14 Click and drag the States panel
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6 Choose View > Actual Size to disp
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3 Click any other tool except the T
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eview questions1 How do you select
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Parent pageTop LevelpagesChildpages
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3 Click OK.Muse opens the new site
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Creating and editing your site mapT
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adding sibling pagesYou’ll learn
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Notice that a line now connects the
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Rearranging child pages is as simpl
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In Muse, you can add three types of
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5 In Page Title, type KevinsKoffeeK
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Working with master pages in Muse a
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Although you can set certain conten
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In Plan mode, the masters section,
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5 Click Browser Fill in the Control
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If you want to change the color fil
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6 Choose View > Plan Mode.7 Right-c
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4 Click the Preview link above the
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4 Click once more on the word “HO
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7 Select Gradient, and notice that
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4 In the Text panel, change the Siz
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Fonts (Exports As Image) menu. On W
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As you create the text frame, if th
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adjusting font sizeIn print work, m
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E Tip: You can add web fonts to the
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11 Type Photo by: Karen Koffee in t
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6 Select the text frame in the thir
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work. You can access Paragraph Styl
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7 With the Text tool selected, sele
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8 Choose File > Save Site and leave
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The last piece of working with para
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Position the pointer over the new s
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8 Choose Edit > Select All, then Ed
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In this information-packed lesson,
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3 Click the Preview mode link and s
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7 Drag the footer menuso that it is
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Creating a lineYou can create a lin
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1 Click the Fill Color in the Contr
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6 Change Stroke Weight in the Contr
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6 Position the pointerover the brow
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Duplicating and deleting a color sw
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3 Click the second Color option to
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Muse allows you to place images you
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Placing an imageWhether you need to
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To see how the Photoshop-specific o
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3 In the Relink dialog box, navigat
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Whether you need to link a website,
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5 Select the phrase “our story,
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4 Insert the cursor in the Hyperlin
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P Note: When you click several time
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Adding links to imagesTo add a link
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10 Select the text frame that conta
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6 Select the Selection tool, and Mu
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adding a link to a buttonAdding a l
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