WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

238 Adding Dynamic Content
double-check the code you entered and its position on the WebPlus page
(resizing if necessary). If you have some grasp of HTML, examine the page
source in a text editor such as Notepad.
To add an HTML code fragment to a page:
1. Copy the HTML code from its original source onto the Clipboard.
2. Click the Insert HTML Code button on the Web Objects
toolbar.
3. Click on the page or pasteboard to create a new HTML Code
Fragment window at a default size or drag to create a sized window.
4. In the dialog, use the Paste to Head or Paste to Body button to insert
the clipboard text into the header of the file or into its body.
OR
Use the scrollable code window. Enter one or more HTML code
fragments into the appropriate field.
5. Click OK to close the dialog. The code will appear on your page in
the HTML Code Fragment window.
For more complex scripting, it may be necessary to add supporting files
(graphics, text files, etc.) that the inserted script may use—these can be either
embedded or linked. This means the files are either kept with the site
(embedded) or are referenced externally via a link (much like a hyperlink).
Consider your final site size when embedding many images.
To add supporting files:
1. Click the Add... button.
2. From the Open dialog, navigate to then select one or more files (use
Ctrl-click and Shift-click for non-contiguous or contiguous selection,
respectively). Click Open.
3. The files are listed in the Files list and will be embedded in your site
by default. If you choose not to Embed files (making your site
smaller), then select each file and click the Make Linked button.
4. Click OK.