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To add photos to your blog, you will first need to resize them. Most computers come with some graphics editor that allows you to do this.  If you don't have one, you can also find free tools online.  Depending on your particular need, and your expectations, the picture can be pretty much

SiteBuilder makes it very easy to add your Alt tags without having to write code. See instructions below: Adding Alt tags to your images Click on the image for which you wish to add the tag (the selected image will display a blue border). In the properties editor enter the text you wish to use in

There is a way to add a caption to every photo. Just follow the steps below. Log into Sitebuilder Plus and open the page containing the photo gallery.  Clicking on the photo gallery element will cause the photo gallery editing functions to appear in the properties editor on the right-hand sid

To publish your pages     Click Websites Manager on the left, then click Edit Site to go to the editor.  Go to the toolbar and click Publish. In the Publish Pages & Files window, click one of the following: Click "This page" to send the current page and all associated file

Here's how to center align your website. Click Websites Manager on the left, then click Edit Site. Click Page Settings in the top toolbar. Click Advanced Settings. Select the option to Center align this page.

Click Websites Manager on the left, then click Edit Site to go to the editor. Click the navigation bar.Note: For most customers, a window will appear reminding you that Changes to this Site Navigation Menu will appear on all your pages. Click Edit to continue. In the Site Navigation Menu Settings t

Here are instructions to delete a page from your website.Click Websites Manager link in the left navigation menu. Then, click Edit Site. At the top, click on your domain name or sitename and choose View File Manager.Within your file manager you will see all your pages, images, files, etc... Select

Is there a way to add margins in a text box? Yes.Just click on the text box you wish to edit, then, in the properties editor, look for the "padding" option shown in the image below. Adjust padding to your desired appearance.

To get the grid back, just take your mouse and do a "right-click" in the gray colored area to the right as shown below. If you don't see the gray area, you may have to widen your browser window until it appears.

Due to changes made by Google, please read carefully to see which method of adding a map suits your site the best.First MethodIf your website was created prior to June 22nd, 2016 AND previously had a published Google Maps element, then you can open the page on which you wish to place