To set options for building websites from your documents, choose Options > WebEasy Options from the WebEasy menu and select Documents.
Display cleanup message when building website: Displays a message to clean up the HTML destination folder before exporting updated website files.
Add “Mark of the Web” for MS Windows: “Mark of the Web” is a method to allow Internet Explorer to view active content that is local on the machine without security warnings. Leave this check box semi-selected. You do not want this added to web pages when generated. When semi-selected, the mark is added only if you are you are previewing the website on your computer.
Permit only safe ASCII characters for HTML file naming: Selected by default. When selected WebEasy adjusts the names for website files to remove spaces or other characters except dot (.), hash (#), or underscore (_). Clear this to have ‘non-safe’ characters encoded (as with WebEasy 8). For example, a space in a filename becomes %20 (such as in aaa%20bbb.htm).
Use screen layout for form tab order (HTML with CSS): This option is relevant only for websites with CSS. If selected, when WebEasy builds the website, it determines the tabbing order for any form based on the visual locations on the page (instead of the default order based on when you inserted the form elements). To maintain the default order, clear this check box.
Do not try to fix empty tags by XHTML export: Clear this when exporting websites with XHTML settings. If cleared, WebEasy tries to convert ‘empty’ HTML tags (for example <br>) to the proper form for W3C XHTML requirements (for example, <br />).
Specify how you want WebEasy to generate the case of the code. Lower case: It is best to select lower-case — especially when exporting XHTML.
Upper case: Converts all code to upper-case characters.
Capitalize: Converts all code to start with a capital letter.
After specifying the case for the HTML code, then specify whether WebEasy should not change certain parts of the code.
Skip tags: If you select this, WebEasy does not change tags.
Skip attributes: If you select this, WebEasy does not change attributes in the code.
Skip values: If you select this, WebEasy does not change values in the code.
In this example, <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
meta is the tag; http-equiv is the attribute; and Content-Type the value. WebEasy does not change the case of anything that is a URL, file name, or is in quotes.