A Wimba Create Demonstration

Table of Contents

1. Basics
   1. Pages
   2. Sections
   3. Headings
   4. Special Characters
   5. Word Formatting
2. Images
3. Presenting Information
4. Hyperlinks and Includes
5. Interactions
6. Questions and Exports
7. Media
8. Output

Sections

If you have a large Word source document that will translate into many pages of HTML, you may want to divide it into Sections. In the generated HTML pages, the Index page and the Navigation bar will display a two-level menu with Page titles indented from Section titles.

The best way to think of a section is as a level 1 page, with normal pages as level 2 pages:

• Section A
  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
• Section B
  • Page 1
  • Page 2
  • Page 3
• Section C
  • Page 1
  • Page 2

You mark a section in a similar way to marking a page, by applying the cgSectionTitle style. You can put content in a section - for example some introductory text for that section.

You can control the way Sections and Pages are displayed using the Settings dialog box. For example if you have a great many pages you may want to only display the Section headings in the Navigation bar.