WebPlus Essentials User Guide - Serif

Working with Text 83
It's always a good idea to preview your HTML frames (via Preview in
Window or via your browser)—especially if Overflow is selected.
How a story flows through a sequence of Creative
frames
Stories cannot flow between HTML frames, as they do not support
linking (text can only overflow a single frame).
You can have just one Creative frame on its own, or you can have many frames.
Frames can be connected in linked sequences so that the story associated with a
given frame sequence flows through the first frame on to the next and keeps
flowing into frames in the link sequence.
A key difference from a word processor is that WebPlus does not normally add
or remove frames according to the amount of text. The text simply flows until
the text runs out (and some frames are left empty), or the frames run out (and
some text is left over).
• If the text runs out before the last frame, you'll have some empty
frames. These frames will be filled with text if you add more text to
the story, or if you increase the size of the story text.
• If there is still more text to go after filling the last frame, WebPlus
stores it in an invisible overflow area, remembering that it's part of
the story text. If you later add more frames or reduce the size of text in
a frame, the rest of the story text is flowed in.
WebPlus keeps track of multiple linked frame sequences, and lets you flow
several stories in the same site. The Site Manager's Text menu item (accessed
via the Tools menu) provides an overview of all stories and lets you choose
which one you want to edit.
On text overflow, the frame's AutoFlow button can be used to create new
frames for the overflowed text. To control how the frame text is spread
throughout available frames, you can use Fit Text, Enlarge Text, or Shrink
Text. These options scale a story's text size.