These came in quite handy in adding richer media to the site. Cool!ĮverWeb has some other useful widgets for integrating with Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, or any RSS Feed source (like a blog hosted elsewhere). So, for instance, it's simple to create a parent page for short stories with separate child pages for each story, with the drop-down menu showing all of the child pages. The Navigation Menu widget was very nice as well, allowing you to easily create drop-down menus for main sections of your site. That way, if you want to tweak something in the header or footer, you do it once, in one place, and it takes effect on every page. I really liked the ability to create Master Pages with the standard header, navigation menu, and footer that you can use to template all of the other pages in your site.
EVERWEB SELF PUBLISHER TEMPLATE TRIAL
I downloaded the free trial version and gave it a shot as I designed the new website.ĮverWeb was easy and intuitive to use for anyone familiar with iWeb, but it is much more feature-rich. Quite a few former iWeb users had migrated to EverWeb and seemed quite happy with it. I decided it was time to move to something new.Īfter doing some online research, I found EverWeb.
But Apple pulled the plug on iWeb as a product a few years back, leaving it still functional but stagnant. Kudos to Apple for creating a program that made it easy to craft basic websites, especially content-oriented, mostly static sites like mine. I originally built it years ago using Apple's iWeb software.
As I was preparing, I gave my author website a critical look and had to admit that it was pretty old (okay, archaic). I have a virtual book tour coming up in a couple of weeks.
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