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- Removing or Revising the Navigation Bar
- Stylesheets in iWeb Pages
- Using Style Elements to Place Content into an iWeb Page
- Converting a Site from iWeb to Other Tools
- Consolidating Stylesheets and Images
- Switching from PNG to JPEG
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Using Style Elements to Place Content into an iWeb Page
If you know that you will be modifying a page after publishing it with iWeb, you might consider adding an item that can be easily searched for in the code. This is the approach that iWeb Enhancer uses for adding small fragments of HTML into a page. If you’re not particularly experienced at editing pages or style elements on a page, it also gives you the advantage of being able to simply copy and paste content onto the page without having to create or lay out any style elements on your own. However, you do need to be certain that the element that you create has dimensions large enough to accommodate whatever you want to add (either by using iWeb when you create it or by modifying the size attributes in the element’s <div> tag).