Apply a Style Sheet
To
apply a style sheet to your Expression Web
page, make sure that the Manage Style Task Pane is showing. This will
usually be on the right hand side unless you have moved it. If you do not
see it, go to Task Panes - Manage Styles.
Once this is shown , choose Attached Style Sheet. In the dialog box, choose
Browse and locate your style sheet. Double click on this and now it will
add the correct code into the <head> of your document.
Adding a Style
Under Tag Properties, you can choose what styles are available to you in the style sheet that you have just
attached.




Inserting an Image to Your Webpage
You can
easily add an image to your webpage that you created in Expression Web by
dragging the image from the folder list on the left hand side to the place in
your website. Your text might become mis-aligned but you can right click
on the image, choose Picture Properties. In the dialog box, choose the
Appearance tab. Now you can chose to align your image to the left or right
of the other information on your website.
Using Frontpage
Frontpage will allow this option as well, however it will use the deprecated
align attribute:
<img alt="First Data" src="images/first-data-merchant-services.gif" width="144" height="64" align="left" />
In Expression Web it will use styles to align the image:
<img alt="First Data" src="images/first-data-merchant-services.gif" style="width: 144px; height: 64px; float: left" />
Using styles will be better
of course, especially if you are striving for a compliant website.
For more information check out the video
Inserting an Image into a Webpage




Publishing From Remote Server to Local Computer
Expression Web can copy files from the web server, just like Frontpage did.
Expression Web can copy these files using FTP or Frontpage Server Extensions,
just like Frontpage did. This is extremely helpful if your computer
crashes and you need to retrieve the data from the server.
Assuming you have created the website already on your computer, you can easily
set up the connection information in the Remote Web Site Properties. This
is where you can use FPSE or FTP, depending on your hosting company. If
you have used Frontpage guestbook, hit counter or any other FPSE
components like:
- Confirmation Field
- Discussion Form Handler
- FrontPage created server-side Image Maps
- Registration Form Handler
- Save Results Form Handler
- Scheduled Image
- Scheduled Include Page Component
- Search Form
- WebBot Registration component
- WebBot Discussion component
- WebBot Save Results component
- WebBot Search component
- WebBot Scheduled Include component
- FrontPage created server-side Image Maps
- WebBot Confirmation Field component
- WebBot Scheduled Image
- Nested subwebs
- Lightweight Source Control (document check-in/check-out without Microsoft Visual SourceSafe for Windows)
- Categories component
- StyleSheet links to multiple files or Active Server Pages (ASP) files
For more information review:
You can choose what files to publish
or synchronize the files (this will help if you have multiple users updating
files) to
publish from the
remote server to the local computer. Synchronizing is supposed to
review the data files that Frontpage and Expression Web creates to know what
files should be updated. It is a good idea to always have a backup copy as
well, just in case.




Free Expression Web Tool
LoudExpressions is running a contest! We are asking our readers to
announce our blog in your blog. We would like for you to write a blog
linking to our website:
http://www.loudexpressions.com. Once you link to us, send us an
email giving us the
(perma)link.
This will be counted as one point.
I Don't Have a Blog
If you don't have a blog, that's OK also. We will also you a few ways to
get more "points".
MyBlogLog
Thanks to MyBlogLog for offering a pro account to
LoudExpressions, you join our
MyBlogLog
community and receive two "points".
Technorati
You can get one "point" by tagging us on
Technorati.
Deadline
The deadline to enter the contest is 30 Sep 2007, 12 Noon Mountain Standard
Time. We hope that you will keep us
tagged and you will stay in our community in
MyBlogLog
after this date.
Determining a Winner
We will export all the emails
that we receive, review
Technorati and check
MyBlogLog
for all the people who have joined. We will then place these email
addresses / users into a spreadsheet and allow Microsoft Excel to choose a
random user. Your email address will not be shared with anyone outside our
blog.
A winner will be announced on / about October 3, 2007. This gives us time to
verify all the links and emails. The winner will be announced on the forum
with a link to his / her blog or MyBlogLog Community if appropriate. The
winner will be contacted by LoudExpressions via email with a serial number to
Expression® Web.
Miscellaneous
You can have up to four "points" - one for the blog, two for MyBlogLog and one
for Technorati.




MyBlogLog
Thanks to
MyBlogLog
for offering their Pro account to LoudExpressions. MyBlogLog helps you
to track users and to link with other Bloggers in Communities.




LoudExpressions is Looking for Bloggers
If you like to write about Microsoft®, Expression® Web, Expression®
Studio, Expression® Blend, Expression® Design, or Expression® Media, please
contact us. We will be happy to set up an
account for you to add your posts to. We prefer blogs relating to
Microsoft® and the Expression® products.
If you would like, we will try to even do a video of your example to help others
learn the Expression® Suite.
What's In It For You?
You will get promoted on our website and you will be able to
help people with adjusting from Frontpage to Expression®.




Expression Web and FrontPage Community
Expression Web & FrontPage Community are finally opened.
The same guys and gals that ran the Expression Web and Frontpage Forum on Time
for Web are now at
Expression Web
& FrontPage Community thanks to
Community Server.
Stop by, register, and say hello in the
Who Are You? zone.



