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The second part of our guide to an advanced website-creation tool that doesn’t cost a penny
Last time, we introduced you to Fusion Essentials from Netobjects, a website-creation program that’s free to download and use.
We showed you how to create a home page with navigation menus, pictures, email and web links, as well as how to preview the site in a web browser.
Now we’ll move on and explore Essentials’ more advanced features, like adding images, including tables for the tidy display of information and even embedding HTML code from websites like Flickr and Youtube to make things really fancy.
Click here if you missed part one of this Workshop want to catch up
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