Review

In today's tutorial you created four table-based layout elements, a masthead, a navigation bar, a sidebar, and a main content area. You also learned how to insert text and images into the table-based layout elements. And you also learned how to format text and add background color to the table-based layout elements.

A neat, timesaving trick you learned is selecting cells as a group. That let's you make the same edits to all the cells in the group at one time -- instead of having to repeat the changes for each cell, one at a time.

That's a nice start for learning how to use the Mozilla Composer to design, create, and edit Web pages. But it's just the tip of the iceberg.

MozillaQuest Magazine will show you more tricks and more things you can do with Mozilla Composer to design, create, and edit Web pages in upcoming editions of this hands-on, tutorial series. In the meantime start using Mozilla Composer to design, create, and edit Web pages on your own. You will be surprised at how much you can learn on your own.

Test Equipment

The screen shots were made using the GIMP 2.0 Screen Shot feature (File > Acquire > Screen Shot). Preparation of the screen shots for this article was done with GIMP 2.0 for Windows running on this same MS Windows 98 SE computer.

The Windows 98 SE computer a desktop box with a 750-MHz AMD Duron CPU, Iwill KV200-R motherboard (VIA KT133 chipset) with integrated audio, 384-MB of PC-133 RAM, 100-GB Maxtor D536X hard drive, and 3D-Labs Oxygen XV1 video card in an Antec ATX case.

Incidentally, this article was written on that same MS Windows 98 SE machine described above. StarOffice Writer is the application used to do the writing.

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