Inserting images

Pictures help to give balance and visual interest to your web pages. You can select images from your computer's hard drive to add to your web page (You can also use images from Web Page Maker built-in images library). Web Page Maker supports the following image file formats: JPG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG, ICO, WMF.
To insert an image to a web page:

1. Click the Image button on the toolbar.

Or, click the arrow next to the Image button, then From Library.

2. Select an image from your computer's hard drive or from Web Page Maker built-in images library.

3. Click OK.
You may also drag drop an image directly onto your page.
1. Locate the image in a directory on your hard drive.
2. Drag and drop the file onto your page in the Web Page Maker work window.
3. The Image file will appear on the page.

To change the size of an image:

1. Click on the image you want to resize.
2. Drag the selection handle on the edge or corner of the image.

Note: To resize an image in proportion, move the pointer to the corner of the image and hold down the button of your mouse.
Resizing an image changes only the HTML tags (HTML tag: A text string used in HTML to identify a page element's type, format, and appearance.) that tell a Web browser how to display that image. The graphics file itself is not changed, and neither is its size or its download time.
You can resample an image according to its new size, which can provide improved clarity while increasing or decreasing the size of the graphics file. To resample an image, right click on it and then properties, check Resample image to match size.

To rotate an image:

Right click on an image then Image Transform. You can also specify a value in degrees for the rotation by right clicking on an image then Image Transform -> Rotate, and inputing a value to rotate.

You can apply border to images. Specify the width in pixel.
To set an image borders:

1. Right-click over an image then Properties.
2. Specify the width and color of the border on the Colors and Borders tab.

To create a thumbnail image:

A thumbnail image is just a copy of the full-sized image that has been modified to reduce the size of the file. You do not have to create another page to do that.
1. Select an image on your page.

2. Resize it by moving your pointer to the corner of the image and holding down the button of your mouse.

3. Right click it then Thumbnail.

Note: Thumbnails work with all browsers except IE in preview mode. However, they will work when published no matter which browser you use.