Tutorial
Basic page editing
When the cursor is flashing in a block of text, you may start typing or use the backspace, delete, home, end, page up, page down and cursor keys. You may use the control panel to make text bold or italic but it will probably be easier to use ctrl B and ctrl I respectively. Use ctrl U to underline text if you must, but most of your web site visitors would expect an underlined word to be a link. Our links are not usually underlined because some partially sighted people can have difficulty in reading those words. You cannot enter a tab as it will not appear in browser pages. You may press insert to toggle text overwriting and inserting.
When you press carriage return or enter you will get a new paragraph with extra line spacing, but if you want a new line but with the same spacing, hold shift whilst pressing enter. This is called a 'break'.
Similarly, you may not want two or more words to break onto another line. If so, hold shift and ctrl whilst pressing space. This is called a 'non breaking space'.
As well as right clicking on the page to see a context sensitive menu, you may perform standard Windows editing functions such as undo using the following: Ctrl Z undo. Ctrl Y redo. Ctrl X cut. Ctrl C copy. Ctrl V paste. Ctrl A select all.
Important! If you make changes to a page and then select another page, your changes will be lost! Ensure you save your changes first. You will receive a warning prior to switching.
Control Panel
Use the Control Panel to edit your page. Click on a word or select a phrase before clicking on a Control Panel button.
Bold Click on the Bold button to make normal text bold or bold text normal again.
Italic Click on the Italic button to make normal text italic or italic text normal again.
Left Click on the Left button to left justify a paragraph. If you select an image and click on the Left button, the image will be floated left. This allows you to place an image to the left of a block of text.
Centre Click on the Centre button to centre a paragraph or image.
Right Click on the Right button to right justify a paragraph. If you select an image and click on the Right button, the image will be floated right. This allows you to place an image to the right of a block of text.
Paragraph Style Click on the Paragraph button to format the current block in paragraph style. You may also left, centre or right justify a paragraph.
Heading x style Click on the Heading button to format the current block in heading style. There are six styles to choose from. You may also left, centre or right justify headings as well as apply bold and italic styles.
Blockquote style Click on the Blockquote button to format the current block in blockquote style. Blockquote will centre a text block and apply a style to make that block stand out from the other paragraphs.
Ordered List Click on the Ordered List button to format the current block as an automatic numbered list.
Bulleted List Click on the Bulleted List button to format the current block as a bulleted list. The bullet is a gif file called bullet.gif, that the Administrator may upload.
Paragraph size Click on the Paragraph Size button to format the current paragraph with a different font size. Pressing the button will toggle the text from normal to large, then large to small, and finally back to normal. Please be aware, the small font size might be resized automatically by your browser.
Paragraph colour Click on the Paragraph Colour button to format the current paragraph with a different font colour. Pressing the button will toggle the colour from the default for your page text, to the same colour as your page headings.
Background colour Highlight a whole Paragraph (or several paragraphs) to change the background colour. The colours are predefined and the paragraph width may alter. Click in the paragraph and click the Remove background colour icon 
to revert to normal.
This is an example of a paragraph with the alternative background colour. If you would like a different colour scheme or the width changed, please contact us. There is no charge.
This becomes much more effective when several paragraphs are used to highlight a feature of your product or service. Normal editing is still active and you may insert tables, images etc.
Page Columns Click on the Page Columns button to create 3 columns across the page. If the cursor is in a paragraph, it will be inserted into the first column. When logged in, dotted lines will be there as guides but won't display when logged out.
Remove page columns Click inside one of the columns and then click this icon to remove the columns, but retain the content.
Column 1
Normal editing applies once inside a column
Whilst the appearance is similar to a table, the column widths will change according to the width of your browser window
On a small screen (mobile), the columns will move vertically inline, avoiding horizontal scrolling