Frequently Asked Questions
Misc
Content Management System
- Go to Ilisys Toolkit.
- Click on Package Manager.
- Enter your website's domain (eg - yourbusinessname.com.au).
- Enter your Package Manager Password (if you don't have it, please contact us to retrieve it).
- Enter the verification code (this is to prevent automated entry into Toolkit for security reasons).
- Once logged in, click Email Setup in the left margin.
- Click ‘Create a new email address’.
- Ensure 'Deliver mail to your addresses own mailbox' is ticked. Enter an email password in the box below.
- Click Update. You've now set up a new email account. It will take 5 to 10 minutes before the account is ready to start receiving emails.
- To configure Outlook or Outlook Express to check emails for this account, see Ilisys instructions for Configuring Outlook and Outlook Express.
This is most likely "backscatter". When spammers send out spam, they usually use someone else's email address as the return address. Any spam that gets bounced is sent to that return address. If you're unlucky enough to be receiving a large amount of backscatter, it's likely your email has been used in a spam mailout. Filtering out backscatter isn't simple. Several solutions can be found at:
- To upload a file (eg - an image or a PDF), click on the Picture icon
. This opens the Edit/Insert Image window.
- Click on the File Browser icon
. This displays all files in the images folder. - To upload a file, click on the upload icon
. - Click Browse to find the file on your computer.
- Click Open to select that file.
- Click Upload. The file will then be uploaded to the website.
- If you're adding an image, the list of files will now refresh. Scroll down and click on the image you wish to place. Then click OK to add it to the page.
- Highlight the text you want to make into a link (eg – click and drag the mouse over the text).
- Click on the link icon
. - Type the URL you want to link to into the Link URL field.
- Click Insert.
- Anchors are used to link to a certain section of a webpage. Eg - linking halfway down a long page (we use them on this FAQ page).
- Place an anchor by highlighting the text you want to make into an anchor.
- Click on the anchor icon
. - Type a word then hit insert. If using more than one anchor on a webpage, you can't use the same word more than once.
- To link directly to the anchor, highlight the text you want to make into a link.
- Click on the link icon
. - In the Link URL field, enter the anchor word preceded by a #. Eg - #word
- If you are linking to an anchor on a different page, you also need to include the webpage followed by the #word. Eg - webpage.html#word
- Click Insert.
Importing text from MS Word is problematic as Word includes it's own HTML formatting which can get a little garbled in the Page Editor. The best method to control your formatting is to apply the formatting in the Page Editor rather than importing formatting in from MS Word. So you need to import your content as plain, unformatted text. There are several ways to achieve this:
Save your document as plain text
- In MS Word, go to File > Save As.
- For the Save As Type dropdown, choose "Plain Text (*.txt)".
- Click Save then OK on the File Conversion window.
- Close Word then reopen the document in Wordpad or Notepad.
- Select All (Ctrl + A) then copy (Ctrl + C).
- Paste the text into Page Editor (Ctrl + V).
Paste your text in Page Editor via the HTML icon
- In Page Editor, click the HTML icon
.
- Paste your Word text into the HTML source editor.
- Click Update to close the HTML source editor.
- Note – the downside of this technique is you lose all line breaks and have to add them back in manually.
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