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Video Tutorials and Learning for Rapidweaver Users
In this last class we are going to look at how to use a resource file in the custom CSS panel of RapidWeaver’s Page Inspector.
We are also going to discuss how a resource file has to be accessed if you create separate, or external, CSS files. We won’t create any external stylesheets as this tends to cover a more advanced topic that would be better covered in a separate set of lessons.
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In this tutorial about Resources we are going to see where the resource folder publishes too.
We will also learn how we can use that knowledge to create Absolute URLs to access those files using the stock File Sharing page.
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Welcome to the first course covering Resources, a new RapidWeaver 5 feature.
In this class we will be looking at how to add your resource files into your project file. We will also explore the basics of the “macro” necessary to call those resources into action within your project.
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This video tutorial is the start of a multi-part series on the Rapidweaver Blog page type. Part one covers the Page Inspector setup for the Blog except for the Advanced Tab. Things like Podcasting and iTunes setup which will be covered in the next part.
This is the 15th tutorial in the new updated series.
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The Rapidweaver Photo Album page style can help you make great looking photo albums or slideshows quickly and easily. In this video tutorial we show you how to setup the iPhoto Album or a Custom Album.
This is the 14th tutorial in the new updated series.
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This Quicktime page style allows you to add a single movie to a single page in your website. You can set it to autoplay, show/hide controls, help protect it from being saved online by others (kiosk mode) and save for “fast start”
This is the 13th tutorial in the new updated series.
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This page style for your website allows you to display any other webpage inside your site. This can also be useful for allowing someone else, who does not have access to your Rapidweaver application, to edit a page in our site. Find out how in the tutorial.
This is the 12th tutorial in the new updated series.
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Sharing files on your website couldn’t be easier with this great page style. Share documents, files, file folders, and more.
We show you how to use this page in a Rapidweaver created web site and a couple of “tricks”.
This is the 11th tutorial in the new updated series.
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The Offsite Page type allows you to link to any URL, generally a web page outside of your website, that you want to link to. It is also quite useful in linking up a Rapidweaver created website that has been broken into multiple web site projects to help reduce the size of a large project or potential size.
Creating multiple Rapidweaver projects and publishing them to sub folders or sub domains on your server is a great way to make it easy to update even small parts of a site. In this cast we look at this for use in a Photo Album site. But it could be any site that needs to be broken down into components to make it easy to work with.
This is the 10th tutorial in the new updated series.
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A look at the HTML Page Style. Great for pasting in HTML from a previous web site, or writing HTML yourself. We show you a trick on how to use Rapidweaver to write the HTML for you so you can place it in this page type then make edits if you want.
This is the eighth tutorial in the new updated series.
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