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I just added a new header to my website after attempting to figure out CorelDrawX4 in about 4 hours. I'm trying to do anything I can to make my online boutique look more professional and while I get many hits to my home page, I get about half as many to my products page. Any advice on making my home...

The easiest way is to remove the pages from navigation. Click on "Properties" in the Page Editor and uncheck the box for "Show in navigation." When creating a new page, also uncheck the "Show..." check box. You cannot do this with your home page ("default") so...

Hi Elaine, Welcome. The best way to accomplish this is to use a image editing program like PhotoShop to scale down the size of your image to a reasonable size. If you don't have PhotoShop or some other Adobe Image editing product like Fireworks, I suggest you try GIMP for FREE .

Not sure why this rollover navigation requires that much code but anyhow, the quick fix to the problem would be to change .MSC_Body from #FFFFFF to #EBDFAB in your custom stylesheet (so that the white becomes the same color as your tan background). You do this by adding .MSC_Body {background: #EBDFAB...

No FrontPage or any web editing program is required unless you want the flexibility in customizing your entire site. In using the custom header feature it might be helpful to modify the sytlesheets (xslt, & css) in order to yield the results you desire. As far as the width of your header it should...

Hello Rosemary, Some people put watermarks on their images before uploading them. On the other hand, is it a problem if people copy the pictures? I don't know what kind of site you have, so I don't know what kind of an effect this will have. Best wishes,

Question asked and answered by jrepublic You can now replace the header with your own logo. Here's how: 1. Launch the Web Builder (Site Designer/Page Editor) 2. Click the Header and remove the Title and Slogan 3. Click Theme - General (no photos) 4. Looks familiar? Please proceed to the next step...