Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web
Summer Sale: Migration from FrontPage to Expression Web EBook On Sale Now $22.00
This is a companion website for the Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web class and eBook. Parts of this site are password protected. Members of the class and owners of the eBook will have access to the students and eBook Owners section. You may obtain a 10% discount on the class by using the coupon code TCfriends.
Expression Web Site Templates
NEW - As a gift to the Expression Web Community Pat and Tina have produced 12 NEW Site templates that can be used DIRECTLY within the Expression Web program itself. These templates will work with any version of Expression Web. Never be without a basic layout again! With these well coded starter Site packs, full instructions and download information about these must have Site Templates is not to be missed, get yours today.
NEW - Five equal height columns site templates
Expression Web Easter Giveaway Winners
The giveaway has ended and the winners have been announced. Emails have been sent to each winner to claim their prize within the next seven days. Prizes that are unclaimed after May 8th will be reawarded.
- A product key code to activate a full copy of Expression Web
3.0
- Winner: Martha Bagwell of Martha's Web
- Two copies of Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web
EBook
- Winner: Keith Luke of www.Awakening-Healing.com
- Winner: George Kuchanny of www.nhsjusticegroup.co.uk
- Three copies of Expression Web Tips Volumes I and II
- Winner Marie Robinson of http://homepages.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~marier/Index.htm
- Winner Ken Brown of http://www.kenbrown.info/
- Winner: John McLoughlin of http://www.2036designs.com.au
- And a special prize of the SEO Toolbar
- Winner: Allen Seaman who chose the one for EW 3.0
Class and eBook
This lessons in this eBook work best when using Expression Web versions 1 or 2. EW 3 does not currently allow you to customize toolbars or create your own. We are hoping this feature will be available on the next version. EW 1 or 2 is a much better choice for the actual migration.
Have you ever wondered how to fix all those web bot errors? Do you want your site to do better in the search engines? Would you like to start using Expression Web or begin to use it so it helps not hinders your learning curve? Then this Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Class is for you. The eBook is included as part of the class OR you may purchase the eBook separately.
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Price $29.00
Summer Sale Price $22.00
I felt a 5 year anniversary needed more than just posting about it here. My website hadn’t been redone in the same amount of time (except maybe for some bells ‘n whistles) and I had already thought I might give this new-fangled Microsoft Expression Web (EW) a whirl. Luckily I bumped into a course which seemed tailored at what I was about to do: Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web I subscribed, followed the course and here is the result: www.jkp-ads.com Kudos to Tina Clarke and Patricia Geary (both Frontpage MVP’s) who were the course writers and -instructors. Excellent job. ~ Jan Karel Pieterse ~
Next Class: TBA
Length of Class: 4 weeks
If you wish to be informed when the next class is available, please join our FrontPage to Expression mailing list. This list will also post updates and revisions to the eBook.
Price: $79.95
REGISTER: Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web Class and eBook
Authors: Tina Clarke and Pat Geary
Prerequisites for the class include:
- Install Expression Web 1.0 or 2.0 or 3.0 (full version) OR you can download a trial copy of EW 3.0. which lasts 60 days (this the length of the trial at the time of writing). Note: You can make a customized toolbar with EW 1.0 and 2.0 and SharePoint Designer 2007 (which is free). You CANNOT - at the present time - make a customized toolbar with Expression Web 3.0. This does not stop you using those features within Expression Web 3.0, it just makes slower going.
- Install Firefox with the Html Validator extension that adds HTML validation inside Firefox. The number of errors of a HTML page is seen on the form of an icon in the status bar when browsing.
- Install Total Validator Basic Desktop Tool which can be run from your desktop.
- You will need a website made with FrontPage (any version) which must reside on your hard drive.
- Read and implement either EW 1.0 or EW 2.0 or 3.0 Setting up Ebooks. The eBooks by Tina Clarke, are a FREE download.
- Backed up your Website TWICE. One will be used as your working site one as a safety net. If you wish a experimental web, where whatever you do does not matter, make a third copy.
- Choose your template from the choices provided below.
Prior Experience:
- You will need a website made with FrontPage (any version) with a local copy on your hard drive to use in the class
- You should have read and implemented either EW 1.0 or EW 2.0 or 3.0 Setting up Expression Web EBooks
We have found that it would benefit many class members to have watched Cheryl Wise's four part Video series on Getting Started with a Basic Website, therefore we would strongly encourage you to watch it BEFORE class starts.
This course covers:
Preparation
- Installing EW
- Backing up
Cleanup Preparations
- Making CU Toolbar
- Making Queries
Removal Preparations
- Redundant graphics
- Save Navigation
- Remove Themes...
- DL Web Package
- Preserve Regions
- Insert DocType
- Remove bots
Pages Preparation
- Import Web Package
- Use Cleanup Toolbar
- Compatibility
- Clean Tables
- Accessible Tables
- Apply XHTML
- Replace Bots
- Compatibility Reports
- Accessibility Reports
- CSS Reports
- Add Semantic Markup
- Heading Tags
- Add Meta Tags
- Preview in browser
- Validation
- Run Queries
Revising Pages
- Navigation
- Accessible Nav
- Make Include Pages
- Insert Include Pages
- Forms
- Robots File
- About DWTs
- Attach DWTs
- Use Site Summary
- SuperPreview (EW 3.0 only) or a separate install of SuperPreview for Internet Explorer.
Templates
This part of the site is for Students Only and is password protected. You should have the username and password from the class site or from the eBook.
The template you choose to use for this class should have a left navigation menu so that you can learn the replacement for the navigation bots. You may choose from any of the provided templates.
Each of the templates is written with an XHTML Transitional doctype and both the css and template validate. All files and images for the templates are included in a Personal Web Package that is available for download.
The templates provided as part of this class are based on those available at InkNoise Layomatic and Eric Meyer's CSS Sculptor for Expression Web. There are also instructions on modifying both the style sheets and DWTs.
Select your template package for download.
NOTE: There are additional FREE site templates available that are NOT part of the password protected area. They are more basic but available for you to use.
Also included in the templates section are the following lessons that are not in the EBook. They are available to EBook owners and students.
- Working with CSS
- CSS Basics - Styles Overview
- New Style Dialog Box
- Modify Style Dialog Box
- Rename a classed based Style
- Working With Course DWT Style Sheets
- Working With Course DWT's
- Layout Tables for Photos or Products
- Add a Search Box
Migrating from FrontPage to Expression Web eBook ONLY
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