© Gary Priester Xara Designer 7 comes with a ton of really excellent clip art, a handful of which are shown here. Xara web design products are WSYIWYG oriented and not HTML editors. Unless, you add the code as I have explained above. Except, that when you next publish your site, all your hand coding will be overwritten and lost. If you are one of those who like to mess with the HTML code, and you are new to Xara, you might well ask, why do I need to insert code this way when I can hand edit the HTML document? Well there is nothing to stop you from hacking to your heart’s content. Placeholder: The two Insert HTML Code buttons also exist in the Placeholder tabbed section. Pages: The same two buttons are found in the Page tabbed section so you can add code to a single page. There are three ways to add code: Globally: If you add code in the Website tabbed section, the code is added to every page in your site. The code shown above is inserted in the area on publish. Just press the appropriate button and add your code. But now two buttons make inserting code easy: HTML Code (body) and HTML Code (head). Previously this process required a placeholder object, and if the code was to be inserted into the HEAD section of your HTML document, the placeholder also had to be Named. Xara Designer 7 now makes it easier to insert code into your documents. And just how do you insert the code in the HTML Head area? Read on. But Steve Ledger, a true website wizard if ever there was one, came up with this simple script: #xr_xr Just copy this code and paste it in the HTML Head area of your page or website just as I have done with this Workbook. There are several methods all of which I forget.
Another often requested bit of information is how to add space to the top of your web page so that the background shows over the top of the page (like on top of this page).
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