1. Paper 3 Unit 15 – Web Authoring Software Choices Graphics Exporting Graphics Creating CSS RGB Colour CSS – Body, Table and TD Border Collapse Tables - Width – Pixels and Percentage HTML Tags Ordered and Unordered lists Inserting Content Anchor & Hyperlinks Email Links Printing & Highlighting Code

2. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring – Software Choices Images: Use Fireworks if it says open a the file in a suitable application (Jpeg or Gif) HTML & CSS: Use Dreamweaver for these file types. Images: Use Dreamweaver if they don’t mention the use of a suitable software. You can use the properties panel to resize an image. Winter - 2013 June - 2013 Aspect Ratio: Keep the padlock locked to maintain the aspect ratio Properties Panel

3. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring - Graphics Tip: If it asks you to resize an image in a suitable software than you must use Adobe Fireworks. 1)Open the image 2)Click on Modify >> Canvas >> Image Size. 3)Write in the new dimensions of the image. If you wish to maintain the aspect ratio then make sure Constrain Proportions has been selected.

4. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring - Graphics Flip Horizontal 1)Select the image 2)Click on Modify >> Transform>> Flip Horizontal. This will flip the image You can rotate an image using the Scale Tool. You can also use this Icon.

5. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring – Graphics - Exporting Tip: I would use export wizard to export graphics (Gifs & Jpegs) into dreamweaver. In Export Wizard you can do the following: Select the format of the image (Gifs & Jpegs) Optimize Change colour setting See the file size. Sometimes you may have to change a GIF into a JPG. File Size Format Optimise

6. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - Creating CSS Tip: If you have been giving the task of creating a CSS then make sure you use the CSS Window. 1)Create New CSS and then Save 2)Open the CSS Window – using this will eliminate mistakes 3)Select Compound and then write the name of the tag (H1, H2 etc.) 4)Select the properties for Tag (Size, colour etc.) Tip: You can Align the style in Block If you are writing the code the center alignment is spelt at center. Writing Centre will not work. 12 34 Code – For Heading1 Write all colours in 6 hexadecimal digits e.g. #000000

7. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - Colour Tip: Colour Settings Make sure all colour settings are in 6 digits Hexadecimal e.g. #000000 #000060 – Will be a darker shade of blue RedGreenBlue RGBRGB #FF White #FF00 Full Red #00FF00Full Green #00 FFFull Blue #C000 ¾ ON (75%) Red #8000 ½ On (50%) Red #4000 ¼ on (25%) (Darker Shade) #00 OFF (Black) The closer the number gets to 00 then the colour will be a darker shade.

8. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - CSS – Body, Table and TD Tip: You add the following tags in the same way you would add h1, h2, h3 etc Body – You set the properties of your background (colour, image) Table – The general properties of your table (Colours, Collapsing Border) TD – The internal border Tip: Colour Settings Make sure all colour settings are in 6 digits Hexadecimal e.g. #000000

9. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - CSS – Table Settings TD : Internal Border Table: External Border Table Colour Padding Text Alignment Table size Collapse Border Tip: If you have set internal borders for a table then create the additional TD Tag.

10. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - CSS – Collapsing the table Tip: Border Collapse will make the border into one as you can see in the example. You can preview the difference in the browser Before Border Collapse After Border Collapse

11. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring – Tables - Width – Pixels and Percentage Creating Tables 1)Insert >> Table 2)Work out the number of rows and columns. 3)Set border, padding and spacing if necessary. Merging Cells: Highlight cells to merge. Right click >> Table >> Merge Cells. Column Width: You can change a column width to the a percentage in the properties panel.

12. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring – Tables - Height Tip: Set the table height in the code Tip: To set the height of the table you must go into the code view. You would have to click after the table width and then enter Height. You can then set the height.

13. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - HTML Tags Remember to open and close the tags Tip: Use the spilt view to insert HTML Tags. If you highlight the text, image or a table automatically that section of the HTML code will be selected.

14. Unordered List - UL Ordered List – OL (numeric) Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring - HTML Tags – OL, UL, H1, LI etc Ordered List -- Will appear as numbers

15. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 14 – Web Authoring – Tables – Inserting Content To insert an image click on the table cell and then click on: Insert >>> Image Blank Table Text can be entered or copied and pasted in from external sources.

16. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring –Hyperlinks Hyperlinks To link to an external webpage select either the image or text and then insert the URL address into the Link section of the properties panel. You can hyperlink to another internal webpage from your website if you select the folder. Then you can select the HTML file which you should find in the root folder of your website. You can select the option to open to a new window. You can name the new window by replacing _BLANK with the name of the new window e.g _NEWNAME

17. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring – Anchor Anchor An anchor will let you link to a specific part of a page. For Example you can create an Named anchor at the top of the page. You then create a link to return to the top of the page by referring to the Named anchor. #Top Placed Anchor Named Anchor This text will be linked to the anchor which has been placed at the top of the page.

18. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring – Email Links Email Link with a subject Line mailto:tmcp@cie.org.uk?subject=Donation by Yasar Ahmad 5678 mailto:tmcp@cie.org.uk You can also click on Insert >> email link

19. Paper 2 – Exam Tips Unit 15 – Web Authoring – Printing & Highlighting Code Tip: If you are asked to print the CSS make sure you write your name as comment. You need to start the comment with /* You need to end the comment with */ Select for HTML Code Select for CSS Code Select to print code.