Glossary Table Work

Now that you have created some or all of your pages, you have some work to do in your site table. The first task is to create your glossary table. This table contains information on each of your site pages that is used to build your site during the rendering process. If you have rendered some of your pages as you entered them, you should first delete any entries in the glossary relating to those pages. You might have changed some of the titles of your pages, and those glossary entries will remain in the glossary until they are deleted.

Cleaning up the glossary table

• Open the glossary table and select the page entries.
• Select the "Edit --> Cut" menu command to delete the entries.
• If all the entries in the glossary are for your pages (no URL links to external sites), you can do "Edit --> Select All" to select all the glossary entries and "Edit --> Cut" to delete the entries.
• Close the #glossary table.

Re-building the glossary table

• Click on the #glossary table in your site table.
• Select the "Web --> Build Glossary..." menu command.
• Click OK on the dialog box asking if you want to rebuild the glossary table. Frontier will re-build the glossary entries for the wp text pages in your site table.

When you have your glossary table built, you can start work on your nextPrev Table.

Page 1: Description of A Standard Web Site
Page 2: Organize Your Material
Page 3: Create Site Table
Page 4: Glossary Table Work
Page 5: nextPrev Table Work
Page 6: ftpSite Table Work
Page 7: Template Work
Page 8: Tools Table Work
Page 9: Build and Release!
Page 10: Wrap Up