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Tag Editor
The "Tag Editor" option calls the tag editor form. The tag editor allows the user to actively edit a tag callout before inserting it into the code window. It also allows you to add the selected text in the edit window to the editing window on the tag editor form by simply selecting a tag from the drop down selection box. Any text that was selected in the active edit window will automatically be placed between the new tag. Below is an example of this, where the selected tag in the edit window was "Test text", and the bold tag was selected.
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Quick Start
The "Quick Start" option calls the code required for a default start page. This code will appear as follows:
<!-- This document was created using SiteAid Version 1.3-->
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 3.2//EN">
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Untitled</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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Quick Link
The "Quick Link" option calls the link wizard. This form helps in the insertion of links to other sites or different locations on your page. A quick example would be to type a URL in the HREF window, and the text you would like to have appear in the link entered in the Description window. The example form below would return the following code:
<A HREF="http://www.siteaid.com/">SiteAid</A>
<A HREF="http://www.siteaid.com/"><IMG SRC="sitelogo.gif" WIDTH=150 HEIGHT=60 BORDER=0 ALT=""></A>
Quick Image
The "Quick Image" option calls the image wizard. This form allows you to easily place an image in the code for your HTML document. It will also place an automatic height and width value in place for the image, as long as you use the "Find Image..." button to retrieve your image. The wizard will also preview your image, full size, for you in the preview box on the right. Below is an example of the image wizard in action, as I was placing it into this document. The form returned the following code:
<IMG SRC="qkimage.gif" WIDTH=560 HEIGHT=325 BORDER=0 ALT="Quick Image form">
Quick Font
The "Quick Font" calls the font wizard. The font wizard allows the user to customize the font attributes. The following is an example of the font wizard which would return the following code with the cursor waiting inside the font tags for the next text entry: <FONT SIZE="+2" COLOR="#800040"></FONT>
Table Wizard
The "Table Wizard" option will call the table wizard. The table wizard allows the user to build a quick table with values in each cell already. The example below would build a table with the caption of Example table and would have the code appear in the cells as it appears in the editor form. The image below shows the entries it would take to create the example table below it.
| Test column one, row one | Test column two, row one |
| Test column one, row two | Test column two, row two |
Frame Wizard
The "Frame Wizard" option calls the frame wizard, which helps the user build the appropriate code into the document to create a Frameset. The image below shows the initial window that appears as the frame wizard is called. By clicking on the image below, you can view the entire structure of the frame wizard.
List Editor
The "List Editor" option will call the list editor. The list editor allows the user to quickly build a list with values in each list item already. The example below would build an ordered list with two entries. The image below shows the entries it would take to create the list below it.
Comment Editor
The "Comment Editor" option calls the comment editor, which helps allows user to build commented statements inside the edit window of the form, and have the text display within the comment tags when the form contents are returned to the active edit window. This allows you to add personal notations inside of the HTML code to help remind yourself of something, or to mark the start or end of a particular section of code.
Email Editor
The "Email Editor" option calls the Email tag editor, which helps allow the user to build tags that create a link that, when clicked, brings up a mail window with the predefined email address already in place. The image below shows the Email editor with the appropriate areas filled in and the resulting link below.
Color Editor
The "Color Editor" option calls the color editor, which helps the user to build code to return the correct hex decimal values for color in HTML. The color selected in the image below will return the value #800080, which would translate into the appropriate color of purple when used as an attribute in an HTML document.
