Before or after you lay out text and objects on your web pages, you can set up titles, margins, and backgrounds for pages, and a window size that you want your page layouts to fit within. You can add hidden instructions for web browsers about each document by dragging elements and scripts into the head sections (for example, keywords that are used by search engines to find your page).

As you work in the document window, you can set options in the View panel to show or hide certain screen elements that are hidden on pages in the browser, such as line break symbols and comments. You can also use the View panel to set up a profile for previewing a browser simulation of the page layout on a different platform.

Once your page is set up, you can use it as the starting point for other new pages by saving it as a page template. View and open your pages as desired from the Collections area of the site window. In the Collections area of the site window, you can sort files within a collection by clicking on the column names. Also, you can click on the New Collection icon to add, edit and otherwise manage the collections.