Saving Your Web Page

When you have finished editing your page, you must save it to keep your changes. In the Page Controls at the top of the page editor click on the Finish button which will bring up a dialog box with three tabs as follows:

Save Tab

Enter the filename of your page in the Name box, and select whether it will be published to the web enabling visitors to see it. If you are not ready for your page to be seen then leave the checkbox blank. You can select to preview your webpage and a new window will open with a preview.

Properties Tab

Your webpage information is required by the search engines so they can recognise it and include it in search results. The file tags can also help you in categorizing your website for future searches or sorting.

Page Title

This is the title of your page, and will be displayed in the title bar of the web browser when your website is visited.

Keywords

These are keywords that are used in search engine submission. For example, if your website is about history books, adding keywords of books and history to this line would associate your site with searches for the words books, history and history books on search engines. You can enter as many keywords as you wish, separated with a comma and a space.

Description

This is a short description of your website. This should not exceed 250 characters.

File Tags

These tags will display in your 350pages File Manager. Further information on optimising your website for the search engines can be found in the 350pages Information Library.

Abandon Tab

Select this to abandon any changes made to the page in this editing session. If you are happy with the changes you have made, then click on the Save button under the Save tab. Your changes will be saved (and published if that option was activated), and you will be returned to the File Manager.