In order to apply the bold style to your text, click the Bold button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+B. The formatting style will be applied to the selected text. Pressing the Bold button and typing text will also make the text entered afterwards bold.

To check if the formatting style is set to bold, place the cursor inside that certain text or select it, and check if the Bold button is activated. To remove the bold style, select the text and deactivate the Bold button by clicking it.

In order to apply the italic style to your text, click the Italic button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+I. The formatting style will be applied to the selected text. Pressing the Italic button and typing text will also make the text entered afterwards italic.

To check if the formatting style is set to italic, place the cursor inside that certain text or select it, and check if the Italic button is activated. To remove the italic style, select the text and deactivate the Italic button by clicking it.

In order to underline text in your file or message, click the Underline button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+U. The formatting style will be applied to the selected text. Pressing the Underline button and typing text will also make the text entered afterwards underlined.

To check if the formatting style is set to underline, place the cursor inside that certain text or select it, and check if the Underline button is activated. To remove the underline style, select the text and deactivate the Underline button by clicking it.

Whenever you need to expand the KTML 4 editable region in order to manipulate content more efficiently, click the Toggle Full Screen button from the toolbar. It will enlarge the KTML 4 area and make it as big as your screen.

If you select several paragraphs and then click the Bulleted List button from the toolbar, KTML 4 will insert a bullet at the beginning of each paragraph. If at the end of a bulleted paragraph you hit the "Enter" key, the new paragraph will begin with a bullet.

After clicking the Bulleted List button, it will remain active until the list is unset or until you move on to a not-bulleted paragraph. To unset a bulleted list, select it and then click the same button to deactivate the style. To move on and end the bulleted list, press Enter twice after the last element in the list. To check if a paragraph or a list presents the Bulleted List style, place the cursor inside that certain paragraph or select it, and check if the Bulleted List button is activated.

When the “Tab” key is pressed while the cursor is inside a bulleted paragraph, that paragraph is indented and the bullets change their shape.

Note: In Mozilla only, if you apply a bulleted list to each paragraph separately, the spacing will increase, compared to the situation when the bulleted list is applied to all selected paragraphs at once.

If you select several paragraphs and then click the Numbered List button from the toolbar, KTML 4 will insert a number at the beginning of each paragraph, in ascending order. If at the end of a numbered paragraph you hit the "Enter" key, the new paragraph will begin with a number as well.

After clicking the Numbered List button, it will remain active until the list is unset or until you move on to a not-numbered paragraph. To unset a numbered list, select it and then click the same button to deactivate the style. To move on and end the numbered list, press Enter twice after the last element in the list. To check if a paragraph or a list presents the Numbered List style, place the cursor inside that certain paragraph or select it, and check if the Numbered List button is activated.

If you place the cursor inside a certain numbered paragraph (not the last one) and deactivate the Numbered List button, that paragraph will no longer be preceded by a number. A new list will start right below it. The numbering is reset and the following paragraph's number (the first paragraph in the new list) is set to 1.

When the Tab key is pressed while:

• the cursor is inside a numbered paragraph -- the paragraph is indented and its number will become 1. The number of the following paragraph is decremented by 1. This way, you can obtain nested lists.
• having several paragraphs selected -- they will be indented, and a nested list will be created (that starts numbering with 1). In the main list, the paragraphs that follow the nested list will have their associated numbers decreased.

Note: In Mozilla only, if you apply a numbered list to each paragraph separately (instead of applying it to a selection of several paragraphs), the numbering will be reset each time (i.e. each paragraph number is set to 1).

When inserting one or more paragraphs already formatted with another word processor (e.g. Microsoft Word or OpenOffice), the size of the HTML code could considerably increase. This phenomenon is due to the export methods used by the two applications that insert into the HTML code many and mostly useless HTML tags. With KTML 4 you can clean-up the code of these tags by using the Clean HTML Code button and then use the KTML 4 format functions:

1. Clean Word Markup - it removes all the unnecessary Microsoft Word tags.
2. Clean Inline Styles - it removes all the CSS styles.
3. Clean All Formatting Tags - it replaces the following tags: <H1>, <H2>, <H3>, <H4>, <H5>, <H6>, <ADDRESS>, <PRE> with the <p> (paragraph) tag.

The clean-up process affects the current selection or the entire page if no selection was made. The result is a cleaner and more accurate code.

The Text Color button allows you to set a certain text color (foreground color). The button has two areas:

1. Click the icon on the left to use the currently selected text color (it is shown by the horizontal bar in the lower part of the icon).
2. By clicking the arrow on the right, the Color Picker window will be displayed allowing you to select a color for your text.

The effect will be applied to the selected text and to the one entered after setting the foreground color. To change the color, select the text, click the Text Color button and choose a more convenient color from the Color Picker.

Note: You can define yourself the colors displayed in the Color Picker in a configuration file. The default colors are those from the Web safe color palette (216 colors) and some gray shades. Read more about this in the API documentation.

The Highlight button allows you to set a certain highlight color (background color). The button has two areas:

1. Click the icon on the left to use the currently selected highlight color (it is shown by the horizontal bar in the lower part of the icon).
2. By clicking the arrow on the right, the Color Picker window will be displayed allowing you to select a highlight color for your text.

The effect will be applied to the selected text and to the one entered after setting the background color. To change the color, select the text, click the Highlight button and choose a more convenient color from the Color Picker.

Note: You can define yourself the colors displayed in the Color Picker in a configuration file. The default colors are those from the Web safe color palette (216 colors) and some gray shades. Read more about this in the API documentation.

The Color Picker is a matrix that presents a large range of colors from which you can choose, but it also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred color. The Color Picker interface includes the following elements:

1. Color Code text box: when you launch the Color Picker window, this text box will display the code of the previously selected color. Once you select a new color, the displayed code will change. Also, you can enter the hexadecimal code yourself.
2. Mouse-over display item: when you move the mouse above the color matrix, the color that has the mouse over it will be displayed (as well as its code) in a larger rectangle in this display item.
3. Selected display item: once you select a color in the matrix, its appearance will be shown in this display item.
4. OK button: apply the chosen color to your selection by clicking this button.
5. Cancel button: cancel any color selection by clicking this button.
6. Help button: open the contextual help window.

In order to cut the selected image or text from its context, click the Cut button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+X. To cut the selected image/text means to remove it from the document and place it into the Clipboard, from where it can be pasted into either the KTML 4 editable region or another editor.

Note: In Mozilla, the Cut command is not accessible from the toolbar, but only by using the keyboard shortcut.

In order to copy the selected image or text, click the Copy button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+C. After executing this command, the selected image/text is copied to the Clipboard, from where it can be pasted into either the KTML 4 editable region or another editor.

Note: In Mozilla, the Copy command is not accessible from the toolbar, but only by using the keyboard shortcut.

This command is to be applied after a previous Cut or Copy operation. The image/text stored in the clipboard is then placed into the KTML 4 editable region, in the current pointer position or replacing the already selected image/text (if there is any). This command is accessible through the Paste button from the toolbar or by using the shortcut keys Ctrl+V.

Note: In Mozilla, the Paste command is not accessible from the toolbar, but only by using the keyboard shortcut.

The KTML 4 editor allows you to change the font for your text by selecting the desired one from the Font drop-down menu available in the toolbar. The default font style is "Times New Roman, Times, serif" or " Verdana, Helvetica".

The autoselection of the current font is a feature that allows you to easily find out what font a particular word or text has just by selecting it or by positioning the cursor inside it. If a text section with more than one font applied (on different words) is selected, a font will no longer be displayed in the drop-down menu. When changing the font for the selection that has multiple fonts applied, the whole text will be set to have the new selected font.

When a CSS style containing references to new fonts is imported into the document, those new styles will appear in the drop-down menu.

Note: You can define yourself the font list in a configuration file. There is a default font list defined in case you make no changes in the configuration file. Read more about this in the API documentation.

The font size can be changed by selecting the desired size from the Size drop-down menu available in the toolbar. The size change affects the selected text or the text entered afterwards, if no text selection has been made. By default, the text size is set to 14 pixels. The text sizes are similar to the ones used by the most common word processors (Microsoft Word, OpenOffice).

The current font size will be autoselected from the drop-down menu. To see what size a specific text is, simply select the text or click inside it, and then check out the font size drop-down menu. However, if a text selection has more than one font size applied, a certain size will no longer be displayed in the drop-down menu.

When changing the size of a text selection that has multiple sizes applied, they will all be replaced by the new size.

By pressing this button, you can insert a horizontal line into the document at the point where the cursor is. It will help you visually separate elements.

This drop-down menu contains some classic heading and formatting tags that can be applied to your text.

If you want to apply a specific heading tag, first select the text or place the cursor inside it. Then choose a heading tag from the Format drop-down menu in the toolbar. The heading will be set for the entire paragraph that contains the current selection. If that paragraph already has a heading tag applied, it will be replaced by the newly selected one.

The Style drop-down menu displays the available Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) styles from which you can choose to implement styling in HTML. The CSS styles can be applied to any type of selection (text, image, table). If you want to set or change the CSS style for a certain text, you can either select it or place the cursor inside it (if it's a whole paragraph that you want to format), and then choose a CSS style from the drop-down menu in the toolbar.

If you place the cursor inside a paragraph that has CSS styles applied to only certain parts of it, and then select a style from the drop-down menu, the CSS style will be set for all the words in the paragraph, except for the ones that already had a style defined.

If you place the cursor inside a word from a paragraph, and that word has a CSS style set (style A), if you apply a new style (style B), all the words in that paragraph that were formatted with style A will switch to style B now (all these words were included in the same CSS style tag - a SPAN tag). This is a very useful feature because the user doesn't have to spend time making text selections and identifying styles.

Tip: In order to obtain good results, apply CSS styles to your text in an accurate manner, rather than making repeated text selections and changing the style several times. This method is not recommended, especially when using the Mozilla browser, because the HTML code will get too complicated and the visual results will not always be the expected ones. To manage the CSS styles correctly, also use the Tag Selector in order to easily select and remove some SPAN tags (corresponding to already set CSS styles) from the code.

By pressing the Increase Indent button from the toolbar or the Tab key, the indentation function is called. It increases the distance between the current paragraph (the selected one or the one where the cursor is placed) and the left page margin.

Each time you click the Increase Indent button, the left margin will increase.

This command executes the exact reverse operation of the Increase Indent one. It can be applied only if an Increase Indent command was executed before-hand. Its role is to decrease the left margin each time you click the Decrease Indent button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Shift+Tab.

Remember it only functions if the paragraph was already indented (once, twice, or as many times as you plan to click the Decrease Indent button).

You can upload and/or insert images or videos into your web pages by using the Image button. When clicking this button, a pop-up window (Remote File Explorer) is displayed and helps you select the desired file to insert from the remote server, or upload a new one from your local machine. Before inserting a media file into the KTML 4 editable area, it has to be previously uploaded on the remote server.

Even if some media files are deleted from the site pages, their corresponding files will remain on the remote server until you delete them from the upload folder.

You can upload and/or insert documents into your web pages by using the Link to Document button. When clicking this button, a pop-up window (Remote File Explorer) is displayed and helps you select the desired file to insert from the remote server, or upload a new one from your local machine. Before inserting a document file into the KTML 4 editable area, it has to be previously uploaded on the remote server.

When you insert a document, a link with its name will be included in your page where the cursor was placed. By clicking the link, the document from the remote server will be opened. Even if some document links are deleted from the site pages, their corresponding files will remain on the remote server until you delete them from the upload folder.

You can upload and/or insert templates (.htm or .html) into your web pages by using the Content Template button. When clicking this button, a pop-up window (Remote File Explorer) is displayed and helps you select the desired file to insert from the remote server, or upload a new one from your local machine. Before inserting a template file into the KTML 4 editable area, it has to be previously uploaded on the remote server.

You can create your own templates in KTML by putting together a design in the visual editor. Then select it all, right-click, choose the Save as Template option, and then name the new file (the accepted extensions are htm and html). It will be saved on the remote server, in a folder of choice.

The Special Character button allows you to insert a special character in page when the keyboard does not come at hand. The button has two areas:

1. Click the icon on the left to use the currently selected character (shown by the icon).
2. By clicking the arrow on the right, the Character Picker window will be displayed allowing you to select the character that you need. It displays a matrix of characters from which you can choose.

Note: You can define yourself the special characters list displayed in the matrix in a configuration file. There is a default character list defined in case you make no changes in the configuration file. Read more about this in the API documentation.

The Character Picker is a window that presents a vast matrix of special characters. This interface includes the following elements:

1. Selected display item: once you select an element in the matrix, its symbol will be shown in this display item (in larger size).
2. Insert button: insert the selected character in your page by clicking this button.
3. Cancel button: cancel any character selection or insertion in your page by clicking this button.
4. Help button: open the contextual help window.

In order to easily insert links (of various types) in your page, use the Link / Hyperlink Picker button from the toolbar. The button has two areas on which you can click: the button icon (image) and the arrow on the right. You can link your page to other site pages, to external sites, to downloadable files or to an anchor (within the same page or in another site page).

1. If you click the button icon, a window will pop-up requiring you to enter the URL for the link. Once you fill it in, click OK and the link will be inserted in page. If no selection (text, image) had been made before you clicked this button, the specified URL will be inserted in page as a link. If a selection had been made, it will become link to the entered URL.
   Note: If you want to create a link to an anchor in the same page, simply enter "#" followed by the anchor name in the URL text box. If the anchor is not in the same page, enter "#" and the anchor name after specifying the URL.
2. If you click the arrow on the right, a drop-down menu will show. On the first row, enter a piece of text (at least one letter) of interest for the link you want to insert. Depending on your input, the list of options below varies (the options contain in their name the entered text). By selecting one of them, a link to that URL, and with the name displayed in the drop-down menu (if no selection had been made), will be automatically inserted in your page. If a selection had been made, it will become link to the selected URL.
   Note: The list of options is created by the developer and it facilitates the users' effort when inserting links in that site's pages.

You can also insert a link by making a selection in page (text, image), and then using the shortcut keys Ctrl+K. The selection will become a link, and you can enter its URL in the Link Properties panel that automatically opens when pressing those keys.

By clicking this button, you can insert an anchor in your page (the equivalent of a 'bookmark' in Microsoft Word) right where the cursor is placed or right before the selected image/text. After clicking the Anchor button, you will be prompted to type a name for the anchor. The name will be needed when a link to that anchor is created.

An anchor is used to specifically localize a certain place in the page, place to which you can link later on words or images. This type of links redirects the visitor to another section of the same web page. A symbol (glyph) will be displayed to show you where anchors are created in page.

You can insert a table in your page by clicking the Table / Insert 2x2 Table button from the toolbar. The button has two areas:

1. If you click the button icon (its tooltip is Insert 2x2 Table) for the first time in the current session, a 2x2 table will be inserted in page. If you click it later on, after already including tables in page, the table that will be inserted will have the same dimensions as the one included last in page.
2. If you click the arrow on the right (at first, its tooltip is Table - later on, it will display the dimensions of the table last inserted in page), the visual row/cell selector will be displayed. By moving the mouse cursor up and down / to the right and to the left in the expandable window that pops-up, you can modify the default dimensions (2x2) and insert a table of the needed size.

Through the Table, Row and Cell Properties panels you can set a lot more options for the table.

In order to apply the left alignment style to your selected paragraph(s), click the Align Left button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Shift+L. Just like when using common word processors, the selected paragraph(s) will be aligned to the left margin of the page.

Note: If you want to apply the left alignment to only one paragraph, you do not have to select it, but only click inside it and then press the Align Left button from the toolbar.

In order to apply the centered alignment style to your selected paragraph(s), click the Center button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Shift+E. Just like when using common word processors, the selected paragraph(s) will be aligned equally-distanced from the left and right margins of the page (in the center of the page).

Note: If you want to apply the centered alignment to only one paragraph, you do not have to select it, but only click inside it and then press the Center button from the toolbar.

In order to apply the right alignment style to your selected paragraph(s), click the Align Right button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Shift+R. Just like when using common word processors, the selected paragraph(s) will be aligned to the right margin of the page.

Note: If you want to apply the right alignment to only one paragraph, you do not have to select it, but only click inside it and then press the Align Right button from the toolbar.

In order to apply the justified alignment style to your selected paragraph(s), click the Justify button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Shift+J. Just like when using common word processors, the selected paragraph(s) will be aligned to both margins of the page (left and right) and text will be uniformly distributed.

Note: If you want to apply the justified alignment to only one paragraph, you do not have to select it, but only click inside it and then press the Justify button from the toolbar.

The KTML 4 editor allows you to find and replace text both in Design and Code view. In order to do this, click the Find/Replace button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+F. A window will pop-up and help you set the details for the find and replace operation.

The KTML 4 Find/Replace user interface includes the following elements:

1. Find what text box: enter the text to be found/replaced.
2. Replace with text box: enter the text that will replace the found one.
3. Match case checkbox: check this option if upper-case/lower-case letters should be taken into account.
4. Match whole word only checkbox: check this option if you are looking for complete words, and not pieces of words (character strings).
5. Find Next button: locate the next occurrence of the searched word (it can be seen selected in page).
6. Replace button: replace the current occurrence of the found word with the value entered in the Replace with text box.
7. Replace All button: replace all occurrences of the found word with the value entered in the Replace with text box.
8. Cancel button: cancel the find/replace operation and close the window.
9. Help button: open the contextual help window.

In order to spellcheck the text content in your page, or just a part of it that is selected, click the Spellcheck button. A window will pop-up and help you streamline the spellchecking process.

You can quickly identify the misspelled words, select from the available suggestions, add words to the dictionary, ignore or change the occurrences of a word.

The KTML 4 Spellcheck user interface includes the following elements:

1. Not in dictionary display item: it displays the unknown or misspelled words (one at a time) found in the text to be spellchecked.
2. Replace with text box: if there are suggestions for the current unknown or misspelled word, the first one will be displayed in this text box. You can directly enter the correct word, as well.
3. Suggestions list: choose from the available suggestions the correct word for your text.
4. Language drop-down menu: select from the available options the language used in your text.
5. Ignore button: ignore the current occurrence of the selected word.
6. Ignore All button: ignore all the occurrences of the selected word.
7. Add to Dict. button: click this button to add the current "misspelled" word to the dictionary.
8. Change button: change the current occurrence of the selected word with the value displayed in the Replace with text box.
9. Change All button: change (at once) all the occurrences of the selected word with the value displayed in the Replace with text box.
10. Close button: close the window if you want to end the spellcheck process.
11. Help button: open the contextual help window.

Since KTML 4 is a WYSIWYG text editor for HTML documents, it was important to implement a function that would allow toggling the edit modes. Advanced users benefit from this as they can edit the document in the HTML format as well.
The KTML 4 editor has two editing modes, between which you can switch by clicking the Show Code/Design button from the toolbar:

1. Design view: a text editor displaying the final result.
2. Code view: the HTML editor.

In many situations, setting the table border to 0 (to make it invisible) may be needed. KTML 4 allows you to view table borders (for further editing) even when they are set to invisible. Showing invisible elements allows you to organize data in a tabular manner, while respecting certain design rules. Just press the Show/Hide Invisible Elements button from the toolbar.

In order to return to the previous state of your page (just before the last modification), click the Undo button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Z. KTML 4 allows you to undo the last 50 changes made.

Depending on the page elements that were modified, the changes that can be reversed are:

• Texts: text insertion/deletion, text formatting, style formatting, color changes (foreground and background).
• Images: image insertion/deletion, image resize, image properties modifications.
• Tables: table insertion/deletion, table properties modifications, row insertion/deletion, column insertion/deletion, row and column properties changes.
• Links: link insertion/deletion, links properties changes.
• Spellcheck: users can undo the last word-changes done by the spellchecker.
• Clean HTML Content: users will be able to undo the changes operated by the Clean HTML Content command.

In order to return to the page state before undoing something, click the Redo button from the toolbar or use the shortcut keys Ctrl+Y. This command allows you to execute again the same action that you previously canceled. You will be able to redo all the operations performed on a page using KTML 4.

In order to make a certain text section display as superscript text, click the Superscript button from the toolbar. The formatting style will be applied to the selected text. Pressing the Superscript button and typing text will also make the text entered afterwards superscript text.

To check if the formatting style is set to superscript, place the cursor inside that certain text or select it, and check if the Superscript button is activated. To remove the superscript style, select the text and deactivate the Superscript button by clicking it.

In order to make a certain text section display as subscript text, click the Subscript button from the toolbar. The formatting style will be applied to the selected text. Pressing the Subscript button and typing text will also make the text entered afterwards subscript text.

To check if the formatting style is set to subscript, place the cursor inside that certain text or select it, and check if the Subscript button is activated. To remove the subscript style, select the text and deactivate the Subscript button by clicking it.

In order to insert an HTML form (empty at first) in your page click the Form button from the toolbar. Once inserted, the form will be indicated by a doted red outline. Set advanced form options by using the Form Properties panel.

In order to insert a text field inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Text Field button from the toolbar. After inserting it, you can set it to display content on a single line, on multiple lines, or display password content. This, and other settings can be done with the Text Field Properties panel.

In order to insert a textarea inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Textarea button from the toolbar. After inserting it, you can set it to display content on a single line, on multiple lines, or display password content. This, and other settings can be done with the Textarea Properties panel.

In order to insert a button inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Button button from the toolbar. Buttons perform actions when clicked, and these actions usually involve submitting forms. Set advanced button options by using the Button Properties panel.

In order to insert a checkbox inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Checkbox button from the toolbar. Checkboxes are used when there are only two available answers regarding a certain decision (yes or no). Their being checked or unchecked covers those two possibilities. You can insert a set of checkboxes in page and allow the user to check multiple options at once. Configure advanced checkbox settings by using the Checkbox Properties panel.

In order to insert a radio button inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Radio Button button from the toolbar. In a group of related radio buttons, only one of them can be checked at one time (exclusive selection). Configure advanced radio button settings by using the Radio Button Properties panel.

In order to insert a list/menu item inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the List/Menu button from the toolbar. With a list you can make multiple selections, while with a menu you can only select one option. Set advanced list/menu options by using the List/Menu Properties panel.

In order to insert a file field inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the File Field button from the toolbar. File fields offer the possibility of browsing to a file stored on your computer, and then submit it as form data. Set advanced file field options by using the File Field Properties panel.

In order to insert a hidden field inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Hidden Field button from the toolbar. Hidden fields store information that is not displayed in the form (e.g. current date, data specified by the site developer, data retrieved from the session etc.). Set advanced hidden field options by using the Hidden Field Properties panel.

In order to insert a fieldset inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Fieldset button from the toolbar. A fieldset is a bordered container that has a name ('Legend' is the default name) and inside which you can insert other form elements. To set advanced fieldset options use the Fieldset Properties panel.

In order to insert a label inside a form in page (or even independent from the form) click the Label button from the toolbar. A label is a text section associated to a form control (previously inserted in page). When you click the label, the form control gets focused. To set advanced label options use the Label Properties panel.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (table cell) in page.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Width text box (displayed in Simple view) specify the width of the table cell where the cursor is placed (it will become the width of that respective table column). The width can be given in either number of pixels or percentage of the whole table's width.

If you enter the width in pixels and the value is greater than 1000, a pop-up window will display an error message: “The value must be lower than 1000.” It's recommended that you enter the value as percents.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Height text box (displayed in Simple view) specify the height of the table cell where the cursor is placed (it will become the height of that respective table row). The height can be given in either number of pixels or percentage of the whole table's height.

If you enter the height in pixels and the value is greater than 1000, a pop-up window will display an error message: “The value must be lower than 1000.” It's recommended that you enter the value as percents. Usually though, the height is not set because it increases anyway as you type text in the table cell.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The H Align drop-down menu (displayed in Simple view) contains the options for the horizontal alignment of the cell's content:

• Default
• Left
• Right
• Center

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The V Align drop-down menu (displayed in Simple view) contains the options for the vertical alignment of the cell's content:

• Default
• Top
• Bottom
• Baseline
• Middle

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

Check the No Wrap option (displayed in Simple view) if you want the text inserted in the current cell to be displayed as a single line (if there are more paragraphs, each of them on a line). This could enlarge the cell. If the option is not checked, then the entered text passes on to the next line when it reaches the cell width limit.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

If the Header option (displayed in Simple view) is checked, the content from the current cell will be formatted as bold and centered (header style).

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired background image for the selected cell (where the cursor is placed). You can either enter the full path (URL) to the image previously uploaded on the remote server or you can click the Browse for Image button to select an image from the server.

Note: It is your task to make sure the table cell and the image have the right dimensions, as automatic resizing of the image to the cell's dimensions will not take place.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg Color text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired background color for the selected cell (where the cursor is placed). You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred background color.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Brdr Color text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired border color of the selected cell (where the cursor is placed). You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred border color.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Advanced button (displayed in Simple view), the Cell Properties panel will switch to Advanced view. You will be offered the possibility of setting advanced options for the currently selected table cell.

The Cell Properties panel is displayed when the cursor is placed inside a table cell or when the <TD> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Simple button (displayed in Advanced view), the Cell Properties panel will switch to Simple view. You will be offered the possibility of setting various options for the currently selected table cell.

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (table row) in page.

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The H Align drop-down menu contains the options for the horizontal alignment of the row's content:

• Default
• Left
• Right
• Center

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The V Align drop-down menu contains the options for the vertical alignment of the row's content:

• Default
• Top
• Bottom
• Baseline
• Middle

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg text box you can set an image as the row background. You can either enter the full path (URL) to the image previously uploaded on the remote server or you can click the Browse for image button to select an image from the server.

Note: It is your task to make sure the image has appropriate dimensions, as automatic resizing of the image to the row's dimensions will not take place.

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg Color text box you can set the desired background color for the selected row. You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred background color.

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Brdr Color text box you can set the desired border color for the selected row. You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred border color.

Note: Each cell of the selected row is bordered in that color, and not only the table row (seen as a larger cell).

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

If the Header option is checked, the content from the current row will be formatted as bold and centered (header style).

The Row Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two cells on the same table row, when you click the associated glyph (the selector symbol), or when the <TR> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

If the No Wrap option is checked, each paragraph in the current row will be displayed on a single line.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (table) in page.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Width text box (displayed in Simple view) specify a new width for the table. The width can be given in either number of pixels or percentage of the page width. If you enter the width in pixels and the value is greater than 1000, a pop-up window will display the error message: “The value must be lower than 1000.”

Note: The default width of the table is rather tight (each column expands wide enough for the 'space' character to fit inside). You can also manually modify the table's dimensions by pulling the table handlers (they appear once the table is selected).

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Height text box (displayed in Simple view) specify the new height of the table. The height can be given in either number of pixels or percentage of the page height. If you enter the height in pixels and the value is greater than 1000, a pop-up window will display the error message: “The value must be lower than 1000.” Usually though, the table height is not set because it changes (increases) anyway as you type text in the table cells.

Note: The default height of the table is rather short (each column expands deep enough for the mouse cursor to fit inside). You can also manually modify the table's dimensions by pulling the table handlers (they appear once the table is selected).

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the CellPad text box (displayed in Simple view) specify the number of pixels between a cell’s content and the cell's borders (cell padding). The default value is 2.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the CellSpace text box (displayed in Simple view) specify the number of pixels between adjacent cells (cell spacing). The default value is 2.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Border text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the thickness (in pixels) of the border that you want displayed around the table. The default value is 1. To make the border invisible, set this attribute to 0.

Note: When the table border becomes invisible, the inside cell borders also become invisible. Otherwise, they maintain a constant thickness, no matter how thick the table border is.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The H Align drop-down menu (displayed in Simple view) contains the options for the horizontal alignment of the table relatively to the page:

• Default
• Left
• Right
• Center

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Header Rows text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the number of rows that you will use as the table header. They will be included in the <thead></thead> tag. You can definite CSS rules for this tag in the KT_styles.css file (included in the package) so that the header rows will have a specific look.

Note: When talking about header and footer rows, you must see the table as having three categories of rows: header, body, and footer. There cannot be header rows without footer rows (at least in the KTML 4 vision). So if you enter a numeric value in one of the text boxes and leave the other one blank, the latter will be automatically filled with the value 1. The sum of the two values entered cannot be greater than the number of table rows minus 1 (at least one row must correspond to the table body). So if you choose to work with header and footer rows, and the second value you enter is greater than the maximum admitted, it will be automatically decreased to that allowed maximum value.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Footer Rows text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the number of rows that you will use as the table footer. They will be included in the <tfoot></tfoot> tag. You can definite CSS rules for this tag in the KT_styles.css file (included in the package) so that the footer rows will have a specific look.

Note: When talking about header and footer rows, you must see the table as having three categories of rows: header, body, and footer. There cannot be header rows without footer rows (at least in the KTML 4 vision). So if you enter a numeric value in one of the text boxes and leave the other one blank, the latter will be automatically filled with the value 1. The sum of the two values entered cannot be greater than the number of table rows minus 1 (at least one row must correspond to the table body). So if you choose to work with header and footer rows, and the second value you enter is greater than the maximum admitted, it will be automatically decreased to that allowed maximum value.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Caption text box (displayed in Advanced view) enter the text that you want displayed as the table caption (name for the table). The <caption></caption> tag is included in the <table></table> tag.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Summary text box (displayed in Advanced view) enter the value for the 'summary' attribute.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The Caption Position drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) contains the options for the caption position relatively to the table (and its height):

• Top - caption displayed above the table.
• Bottom - caption displayed below the table.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

The Caption Align drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) contains the options for the horizontal alignment of the caption relatively to the table (and its width):

• Left
• Center
• Right

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set an image as the table background. You can either enter the full path (URL) to the image previously uploaded on the remote server or you can click the Browse for Image button to select an image from the server.

Note: It is your task to make sure the image has appropriate dimensions, as automatic resizing of the image to the table's dimensions will not take place.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg Color text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired background color for the table. You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred background color.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Brdr Color text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired border color for the table. You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred border color.

Note: Each cell of the table is bordered in that color, and not only the table itself (seen as a larger cell).

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Advanced button (displayed in Simple view), the Table Properties panel will switch to Advanced view. You will be offered the possibility of setting advanced options for the currently selected table.

The Table Properties panel is displayed when you select a table by clicking its associated glyph (the selector symbol) or when the <TABLE> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Simple button (displayed in Advanced view), the Table Properties panel will switch to Simple view. You will be offered the possibility of setting various options for the currently selected table.

The Bulleted List Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two elements in a bulleted (unordered) list or when the <UL> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (bulleted list) in page.

The Bulleted List Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two elements in a bulleted (unordered) list or when the <UL> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Bullet Shape drop-down menu you can change the shape of the bullets displayed before the list elements. The available options are:

• Circle
• Disc
• Square

The Numbered List Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two elements in a numbered (ordered) list or when the <OL> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (numbered list) in page.

The Numbered List Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two elements in a numbered (ordered) list or when the <OL> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

With the Numbering Type drop-down menu you can change the numbering style of the list elements. The available options are:

1. Arabic (default): 1, 2, 3...
2. Lower alpha: a, b, c...
3. Upper alpha: A, B, C...
4. Lower roman: i, ii, iii...
5. Upper roman: I, II, III...

The Numbered List Properties panel is displayed when you select at least two elements in a numbered (ordered) list or when the <OL> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Start at text box enter a number equal or greater than zero with which the numbering should start. For example, if you enter 4, the first element in the ordered list will be preceded by 4, d, D, iv or IV (depending on the preferred numbering type).

The List Item Properties panel is displayed when you select or simply place the mouse cursor inside a list element (the list can be numbered or bulleted), or when the <LI> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (list element) in page.

The List Item Properties panel is displayed when you select or simply place the mouse cursor inside a list element (the list can be numbered or bulleted), or when the <LI> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

If the list item belongs to a bulleted list, the Bullet Shape drop-down menu will be displayed, allowing you to change the bullet appearance. Choose one of the available options:

• Disc
• Circle
• Square

The List Item Properties panel is displayed when you select or simply place the mouse cursor inside a list element (the list can be numbered or bulleted), or when the <LI> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

If the list item belongs to a numbered list, the Numbering Type drop-down menu will show allowing you to change the numbering style. Choose one of the available options:

1. Arabic (default): 1, 2, 3...
2. Lower alpha: a, b, c...
3. Upper alpha: A, B, C...
4. Lower roman: i, ii, iii...
5. Upper roman: I, II, III...

The List Item Properties panel is displayed when you select or simply place the mouse cursor inside a list element (the list can be numbered or bulleted), or when the <LI> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

If the list item belongs to a numbered list, the Start at text box will show. The number you enter in this text box will be associated to the list item and displayed before it (as either a number, an alpha character or a roman character). The number/letter associated to the following list item will become this set value increased by 1.

The Horizontal Rule Properties panel is displayed when you select a horizontal rule (by clicking on it) inserted in page. It corresponds to the <HR> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (horizontal rule) in page.

The Horizontal Rule Properties panel is displayed when you select a horizontal rule (by clicking on it) inserted in page. It corresponds to the <HR> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Width text box enter a number that can represent either pixels or percents (of the page width). Select one of these two options from the associated drop-down menu.

The Horizontal Rule Properties panel is displayed when you select a horizontal rule (by clicking on it) inserted in page. It corresponds to the <HR> tag in the Tag Selector.

The width of a horizontal rule can be expressed in either pixels or percents (relatively to the page width). Select the desired way for measuring width in the drop-down menu next to the Width text box.

The Horizontal Rule Properties panel is displayed when you select a horizontal rule (by clicking on it) inserted in page. It corresponds to the <HR> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Height text box enter the number of pixels for the horizontal rule's height. The greater the number is, the deeper the delimitation space (between the two paragraphs the horizontal line separates) will be.

The Horizontal Rule Properties panel is displayed when you select a horizontal rule (by clicking on it) inserted in page. It corresponds to the <HR> tag in the Tag Selector.

The H Align drop-down menu contains the options for the position of the horizontal rule relatively to the page's width:

• Default
• Left
• Center
• Right

Obviously, if the rule is as wide as the page, aligning it to the left, right, center would not make a difference in its position. But when the rule's width is smaller than the page's, then its alignment options will be visible.

The Horizontal Rule Properties panel is displayed when you select a horizontal rule (by clicking on it) inserted in page. It corresponds to the <HR> tag in the Tag Selector.

If you check the Shading option, the inside area of the horizontal rule (its thickness is given but the height) will be transparent. If left unchecked, the rectangle corresponding to the horizontal rule will be filled with a shade of gray.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (Flash movie) in page.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the W text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the movie's new width in pixels. You can also manually modify the width by pulling the movie's handlers (they appear once the Flash movie is selected).

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the H text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the movie's new height in pixels. You can also manually modify the height by pulling the movie's handlers (they appear once the Flash movie is selected).

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

The File text box (displayed in Simple view) displays the path on the remote server of the currently selected Flash movie. If you want to replace the selection with another movie, click the button next to the text box and browse to another file. You can also manually change the path and make it point to a new Flash movie.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

With the Alternate Image text box you can set an image to be displayed in the browsers that do not have support for playing Flash movies. You can either enter the full path (URL) to the image previously uploaded on the remote server or you can click the Browse for File button to select an image from the server.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

Click the Play button (displayed in both Simple and Advanced view) when you want the movie to start playing. Its label will then turn to 'Stop'. By clicking the Stop button, the Flash movie will cease playing.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Initial Size button (displayed in Simple view), when clicked, brings the Flash movie to its original dimensions.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Advanced button (displayed in Simple view), the Flash Properties panel will switch to Advanced view. You will be offered the possibility of setting advanced options for the currently selected Flash movie.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Loop option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the Flash movie will play continuously. Else, it will only play once and then stop.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Autoplay option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the Flash movie will automatically start playing when the page is loaded.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the H Space text box (displayed in Advanced view) specify the horizontal distance (in pixels) between the Flash movie and the other page elements (images, table borders, text) to its left and right. These other page elements can be present in page or can be added at a later time: they will not get closer to the Flash movie than the horizontal space set. The default value is 0 (zero).

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the V Space text box (displayed in Advanced view) specify the vertical distance (in pixels) between the Flash movie and the other page elements (images, table borders, text) above and below it. These other page elements can be present in page or can be added at a later time: they will not get closer to the Flash movie than the vertical space set. The default value is 0 (zero).

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Quality drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) choose the option that you prefer for the Flash movie in your page. Know that the high quality focuses on a better appearance, while the low quality on a better speed:

• Low
• Auto Low
• Auto High
• High

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Scale drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) select how you want the Flash movie to fit into the dimensions you set in the W and H text boxes from Simple view:

• Default (Show all)
• No border
• Exact fit

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Align drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) contains the options for the Flash movie position in relation with the other page elements:

• Default
• Baseline
• Top
• Middle
• Bottom
• Text Top
• Absolute Middle
• Absolute Bottom
• Left
• Right

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg Color text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired background color for the selected Flash movie. The color will also show when the movie is not playing.

You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred background color.

The Flash Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Flash movie (.swf) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <flashmovie> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Simple button (displayed in Advanced view), the Flash Properties panel will switch to Simple view. You will be offered the possibility of setting various options for the currently selected Flash movie.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (Windows Media movie) in page.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the W text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the movie's new width in pixels. You can also manually modify the width by pulling the movie's handlers (they appear once the Windows Media movie is selected).

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the H text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the movie's new height in pixels. You can also manually modify the height by pulling the movie's handlers (they appear once the Windows Media movie is selected).

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

The File text box (displayed in Simple view) shows the path on the remote server of the currently selected Windows Media movie. If you want to replace the selection with another movie, click the button next to the text box and browse to another file. You can also manually change the path and make it point to a new Windows Media movie.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

With the Alternate Image text box you can set an image to be displayed in the browsers that do not have support for playing Windows Media movies. You can either enter the full path (URL) to the image previously uploaded on the remote server or you can click the Browse for File button to select an image from the server.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

Click the Play button (displayed in both Simple and Advanced view) when you want the movie to start playing. Its label will then turn to 'Stop'. By clicking the Stop button, the Windows Media movie will cease playing.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Initial size button (displayed in Simple view), when clicked, brings the Windows Media movie to its original dimensions.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Align drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) contains the options for the Windows Media movie alignment relatively to the page:

• Default
• Baseline
• Top
• Middle
• Bottom
• Text Top
• Abolute Middle
• Absolute Bottom
• Left
• Right

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Advanced button (displayed in Simple view), the Windows Media Properties panel will switch to Advanced view. You will be offered the possibility of setting advanced options for the currently selected Windows Media movie.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Auto Start option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the Windows Media movie will start playing as soon as the page loads.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Show Controls option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, controls such as pause/play, stop, rewind, forward will be displayed under the actual movie area in page.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Show Display option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the playlist name and the name of the Windows Media movie file will be shown under the movie area in page (under the controls bar, if they were set to show).

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Show Status Bar option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, you will be told how much time out of the total movie time has passed since the movie started playing. This information will be displayed under the display area, if it was set to show; if not, under the controls bar, if it was set to show; else, right under the movie area.

The Windows Media Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a Windows Media movie (.wmv, .avi) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <windowsmedia> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Simple button (displayed in Advanced view), the Windows Media Properties panel will switch to Simple view. You will be offered the possibility of setting various options for the currently selected Windows Media movie.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (QuickTime movie) in page.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the W text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the movie's new width in pixels. You can also manually modify the width by pulling the movie's handlers (they appear once the QuickTime movie is selected).

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the H text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the movie's new height in pixels. You can also manually modify the height by pulling the movie's handlers (they appear once the QuickTime movie is selected).

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

Click the Play button (displayed in both Simple and Advanced view) when you want the movie to start playing. Its label will then turn to Stop. By clicking the Stop button, the QuickTime movie will cease playing.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

The File text box (displayed in Simple view) displays the path on the remote server of the currently selected QuickTime movie. If you want to replace the selection with another movie, click the button next to the text box and browse to another file. You can also manually change the path and make it point to a new QuickTime movie.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

With the Alternate Image text box you can set an image to be displayed in the browsers that do not have support for playing QuickTime movies. You can either enter the full path (URL) to the image previously uploaded on the remote server or you can click the Browse for File button to select an image from the server.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Advanced button (displayed in Simple view), the QuickTime Properties panel will switch to Advanced view. You will be offered the possibility of setting advanced options for the currently selected QuickTime movie.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Loop option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the QuickTime movie will play continuously. Else, it will only play once and then stop.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Autoplay option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the QuickTime movie will automatically start playing when the page is loaded.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the H Space text box (displayed in Advanced view) specify the horizontal distance (in pixels) between the QuickTime movie and the other page elements (images, table borders, text) to its left and right. These other page elements can be present in page or can be added at a later time: they will not get closer to the QuickTime movie than the horizontal space set. The default value is 0 (zero).

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the V Space text box (displayed in Advanced view) specify the vertical distance (in pixels) between the QuickTime movie and the other page elements (images, table borders, text) above and below it. These other page elements can be present in page or can be added at a later time: they will not get closer to the QuickTime movie than the vertical space set. The default value is 0 (zero).

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

If the Controller option (displayed in Advanced view) is checked, the controller bar of the QuickTime movie will show. Else, it will be hidden.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Scale drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) select how you want the QuickTime movie to fit into the dimensions you set in the W and H text boxes from Simple view:

• Exact fit - The QuickTime movie fits in the specified rectangle (width x height). It does not preserve original aspect ratio.
• Aspect - It preserves the original aspect ratio of the movie when playing.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Align drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) contains the options for the QuickTime movie position in relation with the other page elements:

• Default
• Baseline
• Top
• Middle
• Bottom
• Text Top
• Absolute Middle
• Absolute Bottom
• Left
• Right

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

With the Bg Color text box (displayed in Advanced view) you can set the desired background color for the selected QuickTime movie. The color will also show when the movie is not playing.

You can enter the hexadecimal code of the color in the text box or you can click the Color Picker button to select a color from a large range of colors. The Color Picker also offers the possibility of entering the hexadecimal code for a precise, preferred background color.

The QuickTime Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a QuickTime movie (.mov) inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <quicktime> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Simple button (displayed in Advanced view), the QuickTime Properties panel will switch to Simple view. You will be offered the possibility of setting various options for the currently selected QuickTime movie.

The Form Properties panel is displayed when you click inside a form (inside the doted red outline) or when the <FORM> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (form) in page.

The Form Properties panel is displayed when you click inside a form (inside the doted red outline) or when the <FORM> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Action text box enter the path to the page that will process the form.

The Form Properties panel is displayed when you click inside a form (inside the doted red outline) or when the <FORM> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Target drop-down menu select in what window the page that processes the submitted data will load:

• Default
• _blank
• _parent
• _self
• _top

The Form Properties panel is displayed when you click inside a form (inside the doted red outline) or when the <FORM> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Method drop-down menu select the method to be used when sending the form data to the server:

• Default
• GET
• POST

The Form Properties panel is displayed when you click inside a form (inside the doted red outline) or when the <FORM> tag is selected in the Tag Selector.

In the Enctype drop-down menu select the encoding type of the data submitted to the server:

• Default
• application/x-www-form-urlencoded
• multipart/form-data

The Text Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a text field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (text field) in page.

The Text Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a text field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Char Width text box set the maximum number of characters that can be displayed at one time in the text field (if it only has one row). If it is a multi-line text field, this number represents the width of the form control given in characters.

The Text Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a text field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Max Chars text box set the maximum number of characters that can be entered in the (single-line) text field.

The Text Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a text field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

From the Type drop-down menu select a type for the current text field:

• Single Line
• Multi Line
• Password

The Text Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a text field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Wrap drop-down menu is only enabled when the text field is a multi-line one (textarea). It specifies how the input will be displayed. The available options are:

• Default (Virtual)
• Off
• Physical

The Text Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a text field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Init Val text box enter the initial value that should be displayed in the text field when the form loads.

The Textarea Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a textarea inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <TEXTAREA> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (textarea) in page.

The Textarea Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a textarea inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <TEXTAREA> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Char Width text box set the maximum number of characters that can be displayed on a textarea row (in other words, it's the textarea width, given in characters).

The Textarea Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a textarea inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <TEXTAREA> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Num Lines text box set the height of the textarea (the number of rows visible at one time).

The Textarea Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a textarea inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <TEXTAREA> tag in the Tag Selector.

From the Type drop-down menu select a type for the current textarea:

• Single Line
• Multi Line
• Password

The Textarea Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a textarea inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <TEXTAREA> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Wrap drop-down menu is only enabled when the textarea is a multi-line one. It specifies how the input will be displayed. The available options are:

• Default
• Off
• Virtual
• Physical

The Textarea Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a textarea inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <TEXTAREA> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Init Val text box enter the initial value that should be displayed in the textarea when the form loads.

The Button Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a button inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (button) in page.

The Button Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a button inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Label text box enter the text that will be displayed on the button.

The Button Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a button inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Action radio group offers three possibilities regarding what happens when the button is clicked:

1. Submit form - the form data is submitted for processing.
2. Reset form - the input entered in the form controls is cleared.
3. None - specify the action to take place when the button is clicked.

The Checkbox Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a checkbox inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (checkbox) in page.

The Checkbox Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a checkbox inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Checked value text box enter the value that will be sent to the server once the form is submitted, if the checkbox was checked.

The Checkbox Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a checkbox inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Initial state radio group choose how you want the checkbox to be when the form first loads in browser:

• Checked
• Unchecked

The Radio Button Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a radio button inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (radio button) in page.

Note: However, if you need to work with a radio group (more radio buttons, with only one that can be selected at one time), all the buttons in the group must share the same id.

The Radio Button Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a radio button inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Checked value text box enter the value that will be sent to the server once the form is submitted, if the current radio button was selected.

The Radio Button Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a radio button inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Initial state radio group choose how you want the current radio button to be when the form first loads in browser:

• Checked
• Unchecked

The List/Menu Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a list/menu item inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <SELECT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (list/menu) in page.

The List/Menu Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a list/menu item inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <SELECT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Type drop-down menu decide if you want the list/menu item to be displayed as a:

• Menu - a drop-down menu that will only show one option when the form loads. To view all the options, click the down arrow in the drop-down menu.
• List - a list displays more options when the form loads, and it can also allow multiple selections.

The List/Menu Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a list/menu item inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <SELECT> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Height text box is only enabled if the form item type is 'list'. Enter the number of elements that you want the list to display (how many rows it should have).

The List/Menu Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a list/menu item inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <SELECT> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Allow multiple checkbox is only enabled if the form item type is 'list'. Check it if you want multiple selections (of the list elements) to be possible.

The List/Menu Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a list/menu item inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <SELECT> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the List Values button, a dialog box pops-up and allows you to add/edit elements in the list/menu control.

This dialog box pops-up when the List Values button from the List/Menu Properties panel is clicked. It offers you the possibility of adding or editing elements (labels and values) from the list/menu item. The user interface presents the following controls:

1. The Plus (+)/Minus (-) buttons allow you to add/remove elements from the list/menu item.
2. In the Item label and Item value text boxes enter the label (text displayed in the form control) and the value (value submitted to the server) of the current list element. The already entered elements are displayed.
3. With the up and down arrows you can change the order of the list elements (in this same order they will be displayed in the form control).
4. Click OK when you are done configuring the list elements.
5. Click Cancel to exit without any new settings to be applied.
6. The Help button opens this help window.

The File Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a file field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (file field) in page.

The File Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a file field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Char Width text box set the maximum number of characters that can be displayed at one time in the file field (the width of the form control given in characters).

The File Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a file field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <INPUT> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Max Chars text box set the maximum number of characters that can be entered in the file field when you choose to type the path to the file. If you use the Browse button to select a file, the number of characters in the path can and may exceed the set value of characters.

The Hidden Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a hidden field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <hidden> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (hidden field) in page.

The Hidden Field Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a hidden field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <hidden> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Value text box enter the hidden field value that will be sent to the server once the form is submitted.

The Fieldset Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a fieldset control inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <FIELDSET> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (fieldset) in page.

The Fieldset Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a fieldset control inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <FIELDSET> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Legend text box enter the title to be displayed on the fieldset border.

The Fieldset Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) a fieldset control inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <FIELDSET> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Align Legend drop-down menu select the way you want the fieldset title to be aligned on to the fieldset border:

• Default
• Bottom
• Center
• Left
• Right
• Top

The Label Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a label field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <LABEL> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (label) in page.

The Label Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a label field inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <LABEL> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the For text box enter the unique name (ID) of the form control to which you want to associate the label. Afterwards, when the page loads and you click the label, the corresponding form control gets focused.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (image) in page.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Width text box (displayed in Simple view) specify a new width for the selected image (in pixels).

• If you do not specify any dimension in the Height text box as well, its value will be automatically calculated (according to the width you entered) and the image size will be modified proportionally.
• If you also enter a value in the Height text box, no automatic recalculation will be done this time (the image ratio and quality could get damaged if you enter both values).

To keep the original size of the image, leave this field (and the Height one) to its default value. You can also resize the image without using the Image Properties panel: simply select it and then drag the resize handlers.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Height text box (displayed in Simple view) specify a new height for the selected image (in pixels).

• If you do not specify any dimension in the Width text box as well, its value will be automatically calculated (according to the height you entered) and the image size will be modified proportionally.
• If you also enter a value in the Width text box, no automatic recalculation will be done this time (the image ratio and quality could get damaged if you enter both values).

To keep the original size of the image, leave this field (and the Width one) to its default value. You can also resize the image without using the Image Properties panel: simply select it and then drag the resize handlers.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

Connecting somehow the Width and Height text boxes, you'll notice the Constrain control (displayed in Simple view, obviously) that has only two appearances (symbols), namely chain and broken chain. They alternate according to your mouse-clicks. If you are resizing an image and you want to do it:

• proportionally, make sure the chain symbol is displayed. Once you enter one of the dimensions, the other one will be automatically calculated so to maintain the proportion.
• not proportionally (independent dimensions), make sure the Constrain control displays the broken chain symbol.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the H Space text box (displayed in Advanced view) specify the horizontal distance (in pixels) between the image and the other page elements (images, table borders, text) to its left and right. These other page elements can be present in page or can be added at a later time: they will not get closer to the image than the horizontal space set. The default value is 0 (zero).

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the V Space text box (displayed in Advanced view) specify the vertical distance (in pixels) between the image and the other page elements (images, table borders, text) above and below it. These other page elements can be present in page or can be added at a later time: they will not get closer to the image than the vertical space set. The default value is 0 (zero).

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Src text box (displayed in Simple view) displays the path on the remote server to the source image file. By clicking the Browse for image button to the right, you can replace the selected image with a new one of your choice.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Link text box (displayed in Simple view) enter a correct URL, and when clicking on the image, you will be redirected to that web page.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Align drop-down menu (displayed in Advanced view) contains the options for the image position in relation with the other page elements:

• Default
• Baseline
• Top
• Middle
• Bottom
• Text Top
• Absolute Middle
• Absolute Bottom
• Left
• Right

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Alt text box (displayed in Advanced view) enter the alternative text (tooltip) to be displayed by browsers that do not support images. In most common browsers, this text also appears when the pointer is over the image.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Border text box (displayed in Simple view) enter the thickness (in pixels) of the border that you want displayed around the image. The default value is 0 (no border is displayed).

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Advanced button (displayed in Simple view), the Image Properties panel will switch to Advanced view. You will be offered the possibility of setting advanced options for the currently selected image.

The Image Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) an image inserted in your page. It corresponds to the <IMG> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Simple button (displayed in Advanced view), the Image Properties panel will switch to Simple view. You will be offered the possibility of setting various options for the currently selected image.

The Link Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a link from your page. It corresponds to the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (link) in page.

The Link Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a link from your page. It corresponds to the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Target drop-down menu presents the options for defining the window that will display the targeted page:

1. normal
2. new window
3. current window
4. current frame
5. parent frame
6. custom target...

Note: If there is a link applied to an image and you want to edit the link properties, the simple act of selecting the image will not open the Link Properties panel, but the Image Properties panel. In order to configure the link, click the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Link Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a link from your page. It corresponds to the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Link text box you can edit the URL address of the targeted page. By clicking the Browse for File button to the right, the Remote File Explorer window opens and you can select the file on the remote server to which the current link should point.

Note: If there is a link applied to an image and you want to edit the link properties, the simple act of selecting the image will not open the Link Properties panel, but the Image Properties panel. In order to configure the link, click the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Link Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a link from your page. It corresponds to the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Title text box enter the tooltip to be displayed when the mouse pointer is placed over the link (in most common browsers).

Note: If there is a link applied to an image and you want to edit the link properties, the simple act of selecting the image will not open the Link Properties panel, but the Image Properties panel. In order to configure the link, click the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Link Properties panel is displayed when you select or click inside a link from your page. It corresponds to the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Remove Link button, the link (actual link or anchor) associated to the current selection (text, image) is removed.

Note: If there is a link applied to an image and you want to edit the link properties, the simple act of selecting the image will not open the Link Properties panel, but the Image Properties panel. In order to configure the link, click the <A> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Anchor Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) the glyph of an anchor inserted in page. It corresponds to the <anchor> tag in the Tag Selector.

In the Element ID text box enter the value for the id attribute. It will uniquely identify the element (anchor) in page.

The Anchor Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) the glyph of an anchor inserted in page. It corresponds to the <anchor> tag in the Tag Selector.

The Name text box displays the name you entered when you created the anchor.

The Anchor Properties panel is displayed when you select (click on) the glyph of an anchor inserted in page. It corresponds to the <anchor> tag in the Tag Selector.

By clicking the Remove Anchor button, the current anchor is removed. If the anchor was applied to a selection (text, image), once you remove the anchor, its associated glyph will disappear and the initial selection will be revealed.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

By clicking the Upload File button, a window will pop-up offering the possibility to look in the folder structure. Browse to the needed folder, select one or more files (hold the CTRL/SHIFT key for multiple selection), and then click the Open button. All the selected files will be uploaded to the remote server, and you can see them displayed as thumbnails in the Remote File Explorer window.

Note: The types of files that are allowed for upload, by default, are:

• document types: .doc, .pdf, .csv, .xls, .rtf, .sxw, .odt
• media file types: .bmp, .mov, .mpg, .avi, .mp3, .mpeg, .swf, .wmv, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .png

This list can vary, depending on the settings configured by the site administrator.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

By clicking the Insert button, all the files selected (hold the CTRL/SHIFT key for multiple selection) in the current remote folder will be inserted in page.

Document files will be inserted as links. Once a link is pressed, the document file stored on the remote server will be opened.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

According to the upload folders you set for document, media, and template files, the Show drop-down menu will display certain options. Depending on the selected option, only files of the specified type from the remote folder will be displayed (as thumbnails), simplifying your work.

All the possible options displayed in the Show drop-down menu (in different situations) are:

1. All Files
2. Media Files - it is the default option when you click the Image button. It includes images and video files.
3. Images
4. Documents - it is the default option when you click the Link to Document button.
5. Templates - it is the default option when you click the Content Template button. It is always displayed as disabled, no matter if the configured templates upload folder coincides or not with the documents and/or media files upload folder.

Depending on the selected option, only files of the specified type from the remote folder will be displayed (as thumbnails), simplifying your work.

The option selected in the Show drop-down menu also influences the files upload operation: when clicking the Upload File button, only the type of file specified in the Show drop-down menu will be displayed (in the folder from which you are uploading files).

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

By clicking the Cancel button, the Remote File Explorer window will close and no file will be inserted in page (even though they are selected). This operation will not cancel the creation of new folders on the remote server or the upload of new files.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

No matter what folder is currently selected in the tree-menu on the left, when you click the Home button, the home folder on the remote server will be accessed and its files will be displayed on the right. If you haven't done any specific settings in this regard, the home folder is by default the root folder.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

The text box associated to the Home button displays the path to the current folder (that has its files displayed as thumbnails on the right). The displayed path is relative to the folder root defined in the File Browser module. If the text box is blank, the root folder itself is selected and its included files are displayed.

You can also type the path to a certain folder (e.g. folder_1/folder_12/). If the folder is right on the root, you can simply type its name. Once you click the Go button, the files in that folder will be listed on the right.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

By clicking the Go button, the file browser will navigate to the folder specified (its path) in the Home text box. If the text box is empty, the files stored on the main root will be displayed in the files area on the right.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

By clicking the Refresh button, the content of the current folder will be refreshed: the included files will be reloaded. This way, if any change occured meanwhile in the folder structure, it will become visible after refreshing.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

With the New Folder button you can create new folders in the remote folder structure.

• If there is no folder selected when you click this button, the new directory will be created straight on the root.
• If there is a folder selected, it will become the parent of the new directory.

Once you click the New Folder button, you will be prompted to enter a name for the new directory.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

The Edit Image button is only enabled when an image file is selected in the files area. Once clicked, it will open the Image Editor window, that provides a complete set of operations to help bring images in perfect shape.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

By clicking the Delete button, you will be prompted to confirm the deletion of the currently selected file(s) or folder from the remote server. If the selected folder is empty, it will be deleted without asking for confirmation.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

A tree-menu explorer (folder navigator) is displayed on the left, showing the folder structure on the remote server.

The next time you launch the Remote File Explorer, the folder that you worked with previously will be remembered and selected in the tree-menu. Its content will be displayed in the files area on the right.

The Remote File Explorer window is displayed when you click the Image, Link to Document or Content Template buttons from the toolbar, or similar buttons in certain Property panels.

The files included in the selected folder on the left (in the tree-menu) are displayed as thumbnails on the right. You can select one or more files (holding the Ctrl key pressed). You can copy, cut, and paste files between folders. Files can also be renamed and duplicated. For more possible operations, check out the right-click contextual menus when manipulating files.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

By clicking the OK button, the Image Editor window will close and all the changes that you performed on the selected image will become available on the remote server and in page (if and when the image is inserted in page).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

The Reset button is not active when you first launch the KTML Image Editor. It becomes active after you perform at least one operation on the image. By clicking it, the initial state of the image will be instantly restored (no matter how many changes you have just performed on the image).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

By clicking the Close button, the Image Editor window will close and no change will be performed on the current image.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

When clicking the Crop button, a 107 pixels/107 pixels rectangle is displayed on top of your picture. You can change its position by dragging it around, and its dimensions by using either its handlers or the Width and Height text boxes that show in the lower part of the interface. Click the Apply button displayed at the bottom to crop the image to the established area.

Note: When cropping an image, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Crop button, the Width text box will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Use it to specify the width (in pixels) of the cropping rectangle.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Crop button, the Height text box will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Use it to specify the height (in pixels) of the cropping rectangle.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Crop button, the Apply button will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Once you click it, the image part that is covered by the cropping rectangle will be cut out from the initial picture and will become the new picture.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Crop button, the Cancel button will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Click it to cancel the crop operation. It will also close the Crop fieldset.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Resize button to change the size of the image (proportionally or not, depending on the Constrain value). Use the two text boxes (Width and Height) that show in the lower part of the interface to set the new image dimensions (in pixels) and then click the Apply button displayed at the bottom to resize the image as established.

Note: When resizing an image, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Resize button, the Width text box will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Use it to specify the new width (in pixels) of the image.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Resize button, the Height text box will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Use it to specify the new height (in pixels) of the image.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Resize button, the Constrain control will be displayed in the lower part of the interface, uniting somehow the Width and Height text boxes. It only has two appearances (symbols), namely chain and x. They alternate according to your mouse-clicks. If you are resizing an image and you want to do it:

1. proportionally, make sure the chain symbol is displayed. Once you enter one of the dimensions, the other one will be automatically calculated so to maintain the proportion.
2. not proportionally (independent dimensions), make sure the Constrain control displays the x symbol.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Resize button, the Apply button will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Once you click it, the image will be resized to the new dimensions established.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Resize button, the Cancel button will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Click it to cancel the resize operation. It will also close the Resize fieldset.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Rotate left button if you want to rotate the current image to the left.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Rotate right button if you want to rotate the current image to the right.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Flip vertically button to flip the image with 180 degrees vertically (the new image shown will be the old one seen in a horizontal mirror).

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Flip horizontally button to flip the image with 180 degrees horizontally (the new image shown will be the old one seen in a vertical mirror).

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Blur button to give the current image a blurry effect.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Sharpen button to give the current image a sharp effect.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Increase contrast button to secure more contrast in the current image.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Decrease contrast button to secure less contrast in the current image.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Increase brightness button to secure more brightness in the current image.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Decrease brightness button to secure less brightness in the current image.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Compress image button to modify the image quality in order for its size (in kb) to decrease.

Note: If you finalize the operation, the changes will take place server-side (the image on the server will be modified).

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Compress image button, the Quality text box will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Use it to specify the quality of the compressed image as percents (1-99) from the initial image quality.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Compress image button, the Apply button will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Once you click it, the image will be compressed according to the quality established.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

After clicking the Compress image button, the Cancel button will be displayed in the lower part of the interface. Click it to cancel the compress operation. It will also close the Compress fieldset.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Zoom In button to expand the image proportionally. Each click will increase the image a little more.

Note: Zooming-in is not a server-side operation.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

Click the Zoom Out button to diminish the image proportionally. Each click will decrease the image a little more.

Note: Zooming-out is not a server-side operation.

The Image Editor window is displayed when, while having an image selected, you click the Edit Image option in the right-click contextual menu. The selected image can be either in page or in the files area of the Remote File Explorer window (where there also is an Edit Image button).

The Reset Zoom button becomes active only after you clicked the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons for an unequal number of times (the image size is no longer the initial one). Once you click the Reset Zoom button, the image will be brought to its original size.

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