Configuring Page Setup
To enter the general options of Web site generation:
1. In the Web site properties, Characteristics tab, click Options.
The
Options button is active only with the
HOPEX Power Studio technical module.
The Options window opens.
2. In the Options window you can enter the characteristics of objects that you want to appear, and configure certain page setup options.
Characteristics
You can:
• Edit Characteristics not entered of objects. This option can be useful if you want to display all the characteristics of objects (entered or not).
• Configure the display of object characteristics; show the General characteristics of objects (creation date, modification date, name of creator, etc.) and their Extended characteristics (concerning technical administration).
• Choose whether or not to display External references.
If you decide to include external references at the time of generation and these references have predefined addresses, you can choose to treat them as being relative to the Web site. For more details, see
Integrating External References.
Section titles
• Modify the Hyperling image if the standard one is not suitable (a small yellow arrow appears to the right of a title if there is a link to another page).
• Modify the Return to top image of the page if the standard one is not suitable in the case of generation without a frame.
Menu presentation
• Display Menu or not.
You can also customize menu display on each Web site page. The option defined at page level takes precedence over that defined at Web site level. See
Configuring Web Site Pages.
• Indicate the Presentation of menu (with or without a frame) as well as its Position of menu (on the left or at the top of the screen).
• Indicate the Menu width located on the left, as a percentage of the total width of the window.
Web site hosting
• Select and specify the name of the Frame in which the generated Web site will appear when it forms part of a broader Web site.
The name of the frame corresponds to the reference given to the target frame in the FRAME tag. Example: <FRAME NAME="Name">