Copying your theme properties onto other pages

You want your site to have a clear, consistant look, so it's a good idea to choose a single template that you can reuse with the same colors and visual elements and create a master page from this. Once you have customised all the visual elements and title of this page, save it as Master.htm. You can then use copies of this page for your entire site, thus creating a very clear, consistant look for your entire website.

Linking your pages together

Your website will be made up of several pages that will need to be linked together so that your visitors can easily navigate around your site.

Your button will be editable graphics which you can apply links to. It's best to create all of your pages before you begin linking them together. Click on one of your button graphics on your template to bring up the Graphic Editor. This editor has four tabs, but the only one we need to concentrate on is the default Graphic one. In here you can alter the text on your link, and below that you can select any page in your File Manager to link to. This is why it is best to create your pages first before linking them.

And Finally...

You have now experienced the ease and speed that you can create a professional looking web site. We have shown you the basics so now you can continue and experiment with changing styles, adding photos and text. Don't forget to look at the Help to find out more about some of the options. If you have any problems then check out the FAQs. If you can't find your answer then please contact us.

We have lots of plans for the continued development of 350pages so we welcome any feedback from you. Please keep an eye on the 350blog for updates and news on new features.

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