Web items and HTML elements (for example, tables, texts, and images) that you insert into a Web template, as well as the Web template itself, have a context menu. This context menu has context-sensitive menu entries that you can use to call various Web Application Designer functions. You can, for example, use the context menu to save a Web item (for which you have specified properties by using the parameters) as a reusable Web item, call the properties dialog box for this Web item, copy the Web item and paste it into another Web template, or delete the Web item from the Web template.
You can call the context menu:
You can choose from the following functions:
If you choose this function, you can edit the <BODY> tag of the Web template.
If you choose this function, you can insert an HTML table into your Web template.
If you choose this function, you can insert hyperlinks into your Web template.
If you choose this function, you can insert images into your Web template.
If you choose this function, you can insert language-dependent texts into your Web template. For more information, see Text Input Dialog .
If you choose this function, you can insert the <DIV> tag.
If you choose this function, you can insert the <SPAN> tag.
If you choose this function, you can insert any tag from the list.
For more information about inserting images and HTML tables into Web templates, see Layout Design of Web Templates .
You can choose from the following functions:
You use this function to call the properties dialog box for the Web item in the properties screen area .
You use this function to save the Web item as a reusable Web item. See also Working with Reusable Web Items .
For the Chart and Map Web items, an edit function is also available.
You use this function to copy all the elements that you have inserted into your Web template (such as Web items, hyperlinks, texts, images, and HTML tables) so that you can paste them into another Web template, for example.
You can choose the Copy, Cut,and Pastefunctions from the Standardtoolbar or from the Editmenu in the menu bar.
You can choose from the following functions:
See Insert… under point 1.