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MS Office Forum / Publisher / Web Design / September 2007HTML CODE FRAGMENT
I'm trying to put together my personal website using Publisher. I want to add an html code fragment. I go to web preview, then go to source, but when notepad opens I don't get "insert" on the menu. I'm positive that I am in web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C Chanda, You insert an HTML code fragment directly into your Pub file. From Help in Pub 2000: On the Insert menu, click HTML Code Fragment. Click the place on your Web page where you want the HTML code fragment to appear. -Or- Position the mouse pointer where you want a corner of the HTML code fragment frame to appear, click, and then drag the mouse diagonally. The HTML Code Fragment Properties dialog box appears. In the HTML Code Fragment box, insert your HTML code fragment by typing or pasting from another source over the entire placeholder text. Click OK. Your code fragment appears as code in the frame on your Web page, and the result of your code fragment appears when you preview or publish your Web page. DavidF > I'm trying to put together my personal website using Publisher. I want to > add an html code fragment. I go to web preview, then go to source, but when > notepad opens I don't get "insert" on the menu. I'm positive that I am in > web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C DavidF, Do you know how to code view in (HTML) publisher 2007? I'm also trying to do a web site and trying to put paypal bottons in next to the selling items. Know anything about that? Help would be much appreciated! *curtsies > Chanda, You insert an HTML code fragment directly into your Pub file. From > Help in Pub 2000: [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > notepad opens I don't get "insert" on the menu. I'm positive that I am in > > web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C I am not sure what you mean by "code view in (HTML) publisher 2007". If you want to see the code then preview the site and in IE go to View > source code. However, Publisher is not a code editor if that is what you are talking about. Reference: Using Publisher for web sites: http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/articles/80566.aspx Perhaps Publisher is not the most appropriate program for you to use. As per paypal, I believe they provide your with code snippets, and you use the insert html code fragment tools to insert the code into your Pub page. DavidF > DavidF, Do you know how to code view in (HTML) publisher 2007? I'm also > trying to do a web site and trying to put paypal bottons in next to the [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >> > in >> > web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C While David corrected you quite well I just wanted to point out to you that web preview is literally just that - a preview. There is nothing functional about it. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > I'm trying to put together my personal website using Publisher. I want to > add an html code fragment. I go to web preview, then go to source, but when > notepad opens I don't get "insert" on the menu. I'm positive that I am in > web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C David, FWIW I suspect that Chanda was confused by the article within the Office Online section: Add an HTML code fragment to a Web page The following is confusing: "...Note: To view the HTML source code for a Publisher Web publication, click Web Page Preview on the File menu, and then click Source on the View menu. On the Insert menu, click HTML Code Fragment. Note: You must be in Web mode to view certain options specific to Web publications. You can determine whether you're in Web mode by looking at the title bar (title bar: A horizontal bar at the top of a window, dialog box, or toolbar that shows the name of the document, program, or toolbar.) of your open publication, which will display Web Publication if you're in Web mode. In the HTML Code Fragment box, insert your HTML code fragment by typing or pasting from another source over the entire placeholder text. Click OK. " By having the first note preceding the directions of how to insert HTML code fragments it seems to say that you do it directly from the Web page preview into the HTML source code. Like I said, FWIW ;-) DavidF > While David corrected you quite well I just wanted to point out to you that > web preview is literally just that - a preview. There is nothing functional [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > notepad opens I don't get "insert" on the menu. I'm positive that I am in > > web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C Thanx for pointing that out. I'm requesting a modification asap. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > David, FWIW I suspect that Chanda was confused by the article within the > Office Online section: [quoted text clipped - 46 lines] > in >> > web mode. Please help out an amateur! Thanks - C FYI, this article has been modified. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP030661311033.aspx David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com Good job! Leaves me wondering if Chanda ever came back to the newsgroup. DavidF > FYI, this article has been modified. > http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HP030661311033.aspx > > David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] > www.publishermvps.com > www.davidbartosik.com I'm also attempting to insert an html fragment in tomy 2002 pub web page to create a description and keyword meta tag. I am having trouble understanding how to edit the existing source html code for the web page that I see when I view source in preview mode. Is this accomplished in the web page design mode? If so how do I do this? and how do I save the changes? I am trying to insert the meta tags so that I can submit to search engines, but as you can tell, I'm having no luck in doing so. Thanks for any help you can offer. > Good job! Leaves me wondering if Chanda ever came back to the newsgroup. > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > www.publishermvps.com > > www.davidbartosik.com If your goal is to insert keywords and such, this was done under Web Properties in version 2000...not by inserting HTML fragments or modifying the code. From this article by David Bartosik: http://www.publishermvps.com/Default.aspx?tabid=42 which describes the changes made in 2002: "One of the first changes you will discover in 2002 is that the Web Properties dialog is gone. A similar dialog is now located under the Tools menu, Options, Web Option button.". If you truly want to edit the HTML code remember that this would have to be done each time you modify the page before you upload the changes. That can be done various ways, but one way is just go to the folder where you published the code, find the index.html file, open it in IE, view source, modify the code, and save the changes. Once again I would read the article by David first as even the way Publisher 2002 code is written and saved was changed from 2000, and was changed again if you installed the updates, use sub-folders, etc. Let us know if this answers your questions. DavidF > I'm also attempting to insert an html fragment in tomy 2002 pub web page to > create a description and keyword meta tag. I am having trouble understanding [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > > > www.publishermvps.com > > > www.davidbartosik.com HTML code fragments are included in the html body. There is no way to include them in the html head. All meta tags go into the html head. Thus you cannot create your own meta tags. Publisher supports meta tags (desc, keyword) thru the web options dialog (in 2002 under tools menu). BUT........... the meta tags dialog was broken in 2002. It was patched in Service Pack 2. You want to upgrade your Pub 2002 to SP3 level. Visit our site for the link - http://www.publishermvps.com - to the SP3 download. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > I'm also attempting to insert an html fragment in tomy 2002 pub web page > to [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] >> > www.publishermvps.com >> > www.davidbartosik.com So what you are saying is that after upgrading to sp3 I should be able to insert the meta tags into the head location where they belong and not actually place a code fragment on the page so that search engines recognize that they are even there? > HTML code fragments are included in the html body. There is no way to > include them in the html head. All meta tags go into the html head. Thus you [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] > >> > www.publishermvps.com > >> > www.davidbartosik.com I'm saying after SP3 the values you input into the keyword and desc. dialog box in web options will actually be coded into the html page. David Bartosik - [MSFT MVP] www.publishermvps.com www.davidbartosik.com > So what you are saying is that after upgrading to sp3 I should be able to > insert the meta tags into the head location where they belong and not [quoted text clipped - 47 lines] >> >> > www.publishermvps.com >> >> > www.davidbartosik.com
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