Lesson 2: Web Page Design in the FrontPage Editor

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Creating Lists

Another way to group and organize information is by using lists. Web pages can have two types of lists -- numbered and bulleted. Numbered lists contain text preceded by numbered steps, just like the procedures in this tutorial. Bulleted lists contain text preceded by bullets or image bullets. You use a bulleted list if the list items need not be listed in any particular order.

In Lesson 1, you created bulleted lists on the "Interests" and "Favorites" pages. You will now create a numbered list.

To Create a Numbered List

1. On the Tutorial Practice page, place the cursor after the text "The page I am practicing my tutorial lesson on" in the last table cell, then press CTRL+ENTER.

   The key combination CTRL+ENTER creates a new line below the table.

2. Press the ENTER key to create some space below the table.
   
   
3. Select "Heading 2" from the Change Style drop-down list on the FrontPage Editor's toolbar.
   
   
4. Next, type Steps for using FrontPage on this line and press ENTER.

   You have created a Heading 2 text paragraph.

   

   Figure 1. The Numbered List button

5. Click the Numbered List button on the toolbar.

   FrontPage adds a new line with a "1." at the beginning.

6. Type Launch the FrontPage Explorer and press the ENTER key.

   FrontPage adds a new line with a "2." at the beginning.

   Click image to enlarge

   Figure 2. Creating a numbered list

7. Next, type the remaining items for the list, and press the ENTER key after each one:

   Create or open a FrontPage-based Web site

   Launch the FrontPage Editor

   Create or edit pages in your FrontPage-based Web site

   Save your changes

   Publish the FrontPage-based Web site to your Web site

8. Press the ENTER key twice after typing the last item.

Pressing ENTER twice ends the current list.

The list you created should now look like this:

Figure 3. The complete list

To Save the Current Page

Figure 4. The Save button

• On the FrontPage Editor's File menu, choose Save.

The page is saved to the current FrontPage-based Web site.