Adding Pages
A page is a hypertext document that is part of a Web site. You need to add pages for each object to be covered in a page.
To add pages to your Web site:
1. From the Web site Properties, select the Pages tab.
2. In your Web site tree, right-click the Pages folder and select Add.
The Add Page dialog box opens.
3. In the Object field select the type of object described
4. (optional) If necessary, you can select a Query (filter) to restrict the list of objects to be included in a page.
Example: Quality Assurance organizational processes
You cannot use queries that contain variables. For this reason they are not proposed in the list. If no query appears, click 
. 5. In the Format pane, define the HTML page Format:
• Header
• Body
See Text formatting.6. Click OK.
Text formatting
HTML pages include two parts:
• Header
• Body
Header
An HTML page header contains the title of the page (visible to the user), META information that defines keywords that could be used by search engines, the style sheet, etc.
HOPEX proposes three types of header:
• Standard header
The Standard header automatically specifies the style sheet, the page title (object name) and the keywords associated with the object.
If you have HOPEX keywords associated with an object (Keywords navigation window), these keywords appear in the header of the page describing the object.
Example: <META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="Order, Delivery">.
• Header defined by an HTML descriptor
HOPEX offers the possibility of creating HTML Header descriptors that supplement the META information contained in the HTML page header. You can therefore add keywords, the page title and the style sheet using standard HTML tags. If you have created a specific header, you can select it in the Header drop-down list
The descriptor should not contain <Head> ... </Head> tags.• Header defined by a script formatter
You can describe a header using a script formatter connected to a VB macro.
Body
The body constitutes the visual content of the HTML page. There are different types of format:
• Formatting using HTML descriptors.
• Formatting using script formatters
Modifying pages
To modify a created page:
1. Right-click the page and select Properties.
2. You can modify:
• its Name
• its Query
• its Format (header and body)