All Entries Tagged With: "Microsoft"
Positioning Toolbar in Microsoft Expression Web 3
Tweet You can position elements on a page by setting their CSS-based properties in CSS Properties panel or the Positioning Toolbar. The Quick Tag Selector menu also has the Positioning option to help you quickly and precisely set the positioning style for a tag. Here we will explore the Positioning Toolbar. Positioning toolbar can be [...]
Set HTML rules to help search text in your code in Microsoft Expression Web
Tweet We often use the Find and Replace tool (CTRL + F) to search for words, in our context, tags, elements, properties and so on in our page. But the same dialog box offers a cool feature of setting HTML rules in your search. These HTML rules let you add conditions as to where in [...]
Useful Resources for Microsoft Expression Web
Tweet Here are some websites and blogs that offer very informative tutorials, articles, tips, tricks, trainings, ebooks and other resources for Microsoft Expression Web. http://expression.microsoft.com/en-us/cc197140.aspx for tutorials, videos, free Expression Web templates. http://any-expression.com - is owned by Tina Clarke, who is a fellow Expression Web MVP. The site features plenty of tutorials, tips, ebooks on Expression Web and [...]
I am a Microsoft MVP!
Tweet I am a Microsoft MVP – Expression Web! I want to share a great news with all ‘saffronstroke.com’ readers. I have been awarded with the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) award today, and I am very glad to have received this award. MVP award is given to outstanding members from technology communities around the [...]
How to import an Expression Media Gallery into your web page using Expression Web 3
Tweet Creating image gallery in Expression Media and adding it to your webpage using Expression Web may seem a difficult task, but this article will walk you through all the steps to accomplish it. We will first learn how to create an image gallery in Expression Media. How to create an image gallery in Expression [...]
Insert Code Snippets in Microsoft Expression Web 3
Tweet A code snippet is a piece of code. If there is some code that you may need to use often, you can create a code snippet for that code. Microsoft Expression Web has few built-in code snippets that you can use as they are or you can modify them as per your requirement. To [...]
Creating Style Sheets in Microsoft Expression Web
Tweet Microsoft Expression Web has some pre-defined set of style sheets which you can directly use in your document. There are in all 13 style sheets that are written for different purposes like Bars, Blocks, Capsules, Expedition, Highway, Poetic, Sweets and such others. Each of these style sheets has a unique style, with headings, background, [...]
Easy steps to create a drop down box in Microsoft Expression Web
Tweet A drop down box can be created as a form object. But when you want it to be independent, without a form, you could do it with a ‘Jump Menu’. Here is how to create a jump menu, follow these steps: Go to the Behaviors task pane, which should be visible besides the Apply [...]
Manage Sites List in Microsoft Expression Web 3
Tweet The Site Manager allows you to add or remove sites from the Microsoft Expression Web’s Site list when you click on ‘Open Site’ button in the common toolbar. To add a site, follow these steps: In the Site menu, choose Manage Sites List…. In the Managed Sites List dialog box, click Add. [...]
Apply Jump Menu Go Behavior in Microsoft Expression Web 2
Tweet Jump Menu Go behavior lets you associate a button (Go button) with a jump menu. In that case a jump menu should already exist in the document. Though a jump menu does not need a go button to execute, selecting an item from the jump menu causes a URL to load on its own. [...]
