Something you may have seen springing up on blogs and web-sites over the last few weeks is the new ‘official’ twitter button, allowing visitors to a site to retweet a post or page they like or have found useful and think other people should read it. In this iWeb tutorial I will explain the process of adding these new buttons to your iWeb site so you can join in the fun.

Of course, apart from an iWeb site you will need a Twitter account too, so if you don’t have one, sign-up now! Read more

Sergio left a comment on that page asking whether or not it would be possible to add a code that would redirect IE users to a completely different page; and in a nutshell, yes you can. Here’s how.

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It’s been almost a month since I last wrote regular posts here on All About iWeb (sorry!) and thanks for the hundreds of e-mails I have received asking when I would write again; well, here I am. I haven’t been sciving off though, instead I have been working away on my first e-book and today I am proud to announce its arrival.

How to Design and Build Your Own iWeb Themes (for iWeb 08 and iWeb 09) is available to download as of now (with 25% off the price), and it comes in 2 flavors; Basic and Pro. Read more

Call to action buttons are everywhere on the WWW, but what makes an effective call to action button? What is a call to action button and why do we use them?

In this post I want to explain the call to action button ‘best practices’ and how you can use iWeb 09 to build your own. Read more

If you are one of those kind and considerate people who regularly publishes a newsletter to subscribers to your iWeb site (or perhaps you are thinking about starting one) and you are getting fed up of it taking ages in ‘Mail.app’, then fret no more.

You can use your favorite web design application to build a HTML newsletter that looks just like iWeb site and still publish it from Mail after all. Here’s how. Read more