As they say in French, ‘j’ai fait une gaffe!’ when I posted a tutorial on adding the header tags (h1, h2, h3 etc…) to iWeb via an HTML Snippet. Having not checked my iWeb site’s code properly I did not see that in fact iWeb didn’t insert the code into the page where I wanted it, but created a completely different page and linked back to it from the main-page.

This made me more determined to find a simple method of getting header tags into iWeb. Read more

This week I’ve had quite a few questions from people regarding HTML Snippets and adding things to their iWeb site with them. So with that in mind you may notice a bit of a theme in this weeks ‘questions from the week’ post.

To begin with I have been asked a few times about adding a flash movie to an iWeb site. Read more

We all know how sucessful Apple’s iPhone has become since it’s 3G version was released and now the iPhone 3G S is out and selling like hot cakes, the mobile internet is going to get even faster, and even more popular.

As a rule your iWeb site will work on an iPhone without to much hassle (unless you have added some flash obviously) however there are a few little tweaks that you can make here and there to make it even more iPhone friendly. Read more

Have you noticed, as you spend the day happily browsing the internet that it is now very common practice to have the header, or at least the logo, enable as a hyperlink back to the home page of the web-site?

This site does it and millions more do too. It is now almost an unwritten rule in the world of web designers to include this little tweak to a site. Read more

If you read and followed my original post about adding a Twitter link to your iWeb site then you may well remember that I promised a follow-up post. Okay, so it’s been a while but here it is. If you want more than just a ‘Follow me on Twitter’ link on your iWeb-site you can add a status widget for all to see. Read more