Page view in browser
Alongside the design and layout of your Web site, you can also define how the Web site is shown within the browser.
The corresponding function groups are shown when then browser background is selected as an active area. In this case, the complete browser window is enclosed in red beneath the multifunction bar.
Area function group
The image or colour is shown under the web page. If the web site is set smaller than the browser window, the colour or the background image will be a frame around the web site. Note that background images have a higher priority than background colours. If the background image is not visible, check whether you have uploaded a background image.
Width and padding function group
Here you can define the width of the Web site in the browser. You can specify absolute values in pixels (px) or relative values in percent (%). Relative values are relative to the width of the current browser window. If the user changes the width of the browser, the width of the web site will change correspondingly in the browser.
With Top margin, you define the space from the top of the browser window to the top of the Web site.
Page areas function group
Here you can define which individual sub areas of your Web site are displayed. See
Web site structure.
Note:
Remember that the page elements assigned to the areas are hidden if their corresponding areas are hidden.
The page elements may then have to be arranged in other areas before hiding; see Page elements and navigation.
Icon set function group
Some functions and statuses are triggered or displayed with icons. There are pre-defined sets for these icons. Click this icon to view the list of the various icon sets. Click on the set that fits your design the best and save your changes with Apply.