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RWD Builders have the power of web publishing without the hassle of having to learn code.

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This site is dedicated to the documentation of the forms and areas that RWD Web Page Builders need to be familiar with to get the most out of their websites.

We encourage you to browse around and hope soon to introduce content to this site that is tutorial based in addition to the technical documentation that is presented here now.

Use the links at left to view the documentation for the RWD Page Builder Form.

We found some very good videos on YouTube created by a customer named Cyrus Drake.  While some of the things shown in them are a little out of date, we've included these videos because they are excellent at showing how to work with FirstClass documents for the web.


NOTE: The current version of documentation on this site remains at version 4.  RWD 5 documentation is included with your installation.  The documentation for version 5.0 will be available on this website once several features being developed for RWD 5.5 are completed, tested, and documented.
Tips and Tricks

Really Good Photo Editor - FREE! For those of you who like Photoshop but either don't have it or can't get to it for some reason, a really good online tool exists that has most of the features you might need to work with your web images. The tool is free and requires no login - althou Full Story...


Resize your images - or at least set them as thumbnails While it is WAY better to resize images first, if you aren't going to, at least set the images to be high quality thumbnails - you click on the image after its pasted and then right click on it to get the Format Image menu - see picture [Image:7202009_12 Full Story...


Linking Tips and Diagram When creating pages in your website, resist the urge to create links on every page in your site to every other page. It is cumbersome to maintain and not necessary anyway. Our advice is to make your Home Page the master page - that contains all the link Full Story...


Last Modified: Jan 10, 2012
 

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