Is XSite Pro limited to just one style?

03 Feb 07 3:39 pm

Randy,

Yes, you can build a different home page from the rest of your site but it would require setting up a separate directory for each style, which can get confusing to set up unless you're experienced.

Xsitepro's strong suit is to create good looking sites that are seo optimised and linked properly fast. Generally you can spot an XSP site a mile away - not that that's a bad thing, most people don't make the effort to make their site unique looking. If you want to create something a little more creative it's going to take some planning on your end. Here's a page that will give you an example of the different styles of sites you can build with it: *broken link*

Basically, if you're looking to design really complex designs, you may as well just opt for Dreamweaver, if you want out of the box simplicity to hit the ground running... XSP is perfect!

HTH,
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04 Feb 07 3:33 am

Eddie53 wrote:You can select to "ignore page layout settings" for any page

Yes, but that gets rid of your header and everything.

Randy

04 Feb 07 7:44 am

Randy, what sort of problems are you having with instant corners?

04 Feb 07 7:59 am

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04 Feb 07 10:32 am

The tool is pretty simple. Just open it up, choose what colours you want everything, choose your size, where you want to save it, then its done.

Just open up the html file called table and you're good to go.

Let me know if you still need a hand.

04 Feb 07 3:33 pm

Well, now you are the proud new owner of dreamweaver it's a piece of cake.

Find the table.html file and right click it and select "Edit with Dreamweaver". This will open it up so you can play around with it.

That should fix it for you.

04 Feb 07 11:21 pm

To make the table bigger, you can just edit the image sizes. To do this, just click on one of the 4 sides and increase the width or length. Leave the corners alone.