Background music is an audio file that is set to play when a page is loaded. To set the background music for a page, click the "Upload" button in the "Background Music:" feature under the "Edit Subpage" tab. This will open the Asset Manager where all of your uploaded files are stored. You should see all the media files which you have uploaded listed in this window. Select the audio file you wish to use for the background music of the page and click the "ok" button in the bottom, right of the window. Then click the "Save Changes" button to save the page settings.

*Note: Audio files which you wish to use on your website must first be uploaded in order for you to use them. If you do not see the audio file listed in your Asset Manager, then you will need to upload the file. For information about the Asset Manage, including how to upload audio files, please see the "Asset Manager" help pages.

*Tip:There are several types of audio files and it's important to understand what they are so you can select the best format for the audio for various features on your website. For the background music of the pages of a website, we recommend using MIDI music files because they have a very small file size and will not use much of your disk space or bandwidth. For more information about the various types of audio files, please see the "Media - Audio" help pages.

Deleting a page will permanently remove it from your site and your navigation menu. To delete a page login to your admin section and click the link for the page you want to delete in the left navigation menu. Then click the "Delete Page" button next to the "Save Changes" button. A sub-window will ask if you are sure you really want to delete your page. If you do want to permanently delete your page click "Yes".

The page name is the text for the link that will be displayed in the website\'s navigation menu. In the \"Edit Subpage\" tab under the \"Page name:\" area enter the name that you would like and then click the \"Save Changes\" button. You can edit this at any time and it will automatically update with the navigation menu.

*Note: Pages which are not currently being displayed will not be listed in the navigation menu of the website, though you will still see the page listed in the menu of the admin section.

The NE1 web builder allows you to use different templates for different pages of your website. Under the \"Edit Subpage\" tab in the \"Template\" feature you can select which template you would like for that page. Changing the template within a page will only affect that page and not the entire site. Click on the Template drop-down menu and select the template you wish to use.

*Note: Only templates which you have uploaded will be displayed in the Template drop-down menu. If you do not see the template you want to use in the list, then you will need to upload that template before you can select it. In order to add a template to your list you first have to import it within the \"Layout Design\" section. For more info on templates, including how to upload a template, please see the \"Graphics-Templates\" help pages.

The Display This Page setting determines whether or not a web page is \"live\" or not. Pages which are set to not display will not be listed in the website\'s navigation menu and visitors will not be able to access the page. The Display This Page setting allows webmasters to work on a page until it is completed without having to worry about visitors viewing the unfinished page. Also, webmasters may have pages which are seasonal or only needed occasionally. This feature also allows webmasters to stop displaying the pages without having to delete them. This way when the page is needed again it can simply be turned back on instead of having to be recreated.

Under the \"Other Settings\" tab is the \"Display this Page:\" feature. Click on the Display This Page drop-down menu and select whether you wish to have a page displayed on your website or not.

*Note: Pages which are not being displayed still count toward your website\'s page limit if you have a hosting package with limited pages.

*Tip: Create seasonal homepages and set them to not be displayed. Then when it\'s \"that time of year\", you can simply set the page to be displayed and not have to change the homepages you have worked hard to setup. Then go into your website\'s config menu and change the Default Home Page setting to that season\'s homepage.

Use the \"External URL\" feature to add links to other websites in your website\'s navigation menu. In order to add links to other websites to your website\'s navigation menu you must first add a new page (see \"Add a Page\" (link) help pages for info on how to add a new page). Once you have added the page, click on the \"Other Settings\" tab when editing the page settings. Then enter the URL (web address) of the website or web page you wish to link to into the \"External URL\" text box and click the \"Save Changes\" button.

There are 2 ways to change the order of the links for your website\'s navigation menu. The first is by clicking the up or down arrows at the bottom right side of the \"Edit Submenu\" section of any page. This will move that page up or down the list of links in the navigation menu.

The second option is also at the bottom right side of the \"Edit Submenu\" section of any page and is a text link titled \"Move page\".(See figure 1) Clicking on that link will bring up a window that will allow you to number your pages in the order you would like them to appear in your navigation menu. (see figure 2).

The Parent Subpage feature allows webmasters to setup submenus in their website\'s navigation menu. To set a page to appear as a submenu item, click the \"Parent Subpages:\" drop-down menu under the \"Other Settings\" tab. Then select the page that you would like the parent page to be (The main menu item). This means that on your navigation menu the link for this page will drop down from the link for the page you choose as your parent page.

You will also find a link to the \"Submenu Style\" feature which is in the Menu Options section. In this section you can customize the appearance and function of the submenus. You can find more information about the Submenu Style section in the \"Menu Options\" help pages.

*Note: If you set a page as a submenu item for another page, you can always put it back in the main navigation menu by selecting \"None\" in the \"Parent Subpage\" feature.

*Tip: If your website has a lot of pages, use the Parent Subpage feature to organize and \"clean up\" your website\'s navigation menu. Having a lot of links in a navigation menu can be confusing. By categorizing pages in submenus you can make your visitor\'s experience more enjoyable and make navigating around your website much easier.

To edit the settings of a page, login to your admin page and click on the page that you want to edit on the left hand side.

This will bring you to that page\'s settings. The settings of a page include anything from the page name to background music, to search engine features.

In the "SEO Features" tab are 5 elements to help your page within the search engines as well as allow you to insert HTML or Javascript code into the header of your web pages. SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization and the settings in the SEO Features section help search engines such as Google and Yahoo better understand your page and what it is about.

In the SEO Features tab, you can setup the Meta Tags for the web page as well as input the settings for the SEO Friendly feature for that page. (Info about the SEO Friendly feature can be found in the "Web Builder Config" help pages.) The meta tags are inserted into the HTML document, but are often not directly visible to a user visiting the site. While meta tags are less significant today than they were in years past, they are still an important element of a website and should not be overlooked. Each individual tag represents a different category or topic and some tags can actually have an active affect on your website by redirecting a page, or by keeping search engine "bots" away.

The Additional <HEAD> Content feature allows webmasters to insert additional Meta tags, HTML, or code for other scripts into the header of a web page. Often times scripts, like javascript, have code that needs to be in the header of a page as well as code that needs to be in the body of the page. Use the Additional <HEAD> Content feature to insert the necessary code into the header of the page.

*Warning: The Additional <HEAD> Content feature is an advanced feature which should only be used by those experienced in HTML and other scripts. Entering the wrong thing into the Additional <HEAD> Content box can have unexpected and serious side effects on the web page.

Unlike the keywords tag, the description tag is supported by most major search engines. The description tag provides a concise explanation of a web page\'s content. This allows you to give a more meaningful description for search engine listings than might be displayed if the search engine was to automatically create its own description based on the page content. The description is often, but not always, displayed in the search engine results. Try to keep the description as a brief single paragraph. A good rule of thumb is to keep the meta description at 300 characters or less. Press the \"Save Changes\" button to save what you have entered.

Keywords have lost a lot of their significance over the years, but are still not to be overlooked. Place words and short phrases that best describe the content of your website. Be sure each word or phrase is separated by a comma and a space.

Example:

website host, website, free Christian web sites, Christian web host

(Note that \"website host\" and \"website\" are two different keywords even though both use the word, website.)

A good rule of thumb is to keep the meta keyword list at 300 characters or less. Press the \"Save Changes\" button to save what you have entered.

*Note:The keyword tag has been abused by people in the past trying to improve their website\'s rankings in the search engines. You should avoid repeating keywords in your list or putting hundreds of keywords. Also, the keywords used should be relevant to your website.

Choose a title for your site that includes your site name and describe its contents. Some search engines use the meta title in their listings. Visitors will also be able to see the meta title in the colored strip at the top of their browser window.

Avoid a title that is too long. A good rule of thumb is to keep the meta title at 100 characters or less. Press the \"Save Changes\" button to save what you have entered.

*Tip: Include keywords in your title to help your website rank well for those keywords, however, do not use the meta title to \"stuff\" a bunch of keywords into the title. The title should be natural and make sense.

In the Web Builder Config menu there is an option to turn on the SEO Friendly feature. The SEO Friendly feature adds words into the URL (web address) of the website's page so that you are able to use keywords in the URL of the pages. This can help the you to rank better for these keywords.

The SEO Words feature in each page's Page Settings is where you can enter the words you want the SEO Friendly feature to use. The words you enter into the SEO Words section will be added to the end of that page's URL (web address). You should only use two or three words at most in the SEO Words feature.

Display Submenu:

To edit the submenu settings, be sure to select a menu from the drop down box first and then click on the “Submenu Settings” tab.