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WYSIWYG Web Builder Navigational Cards
Creating Your Own Designs using Shapes!
I wanted to show you how to create your very own home made Navigation Cards for WYSIWYG Web Builder.
This is a very simple process. It is fully organic in SEO, and very SEO cataloging friendly!
We will start by going to the toolbox and scrolling down to "Shapes."
We will select the rectangle shape for our navigational card. By double clicking the "shape" we will open the command center dialog box.
Click and change from graduant to solid color. Select white color. Next select one of the darker gray borders, 1 pixel wide.
This is a very simple process. It is fully organic in SEO, and very SEO cataloging friendly!
We will start by going to the toolbox and scrolling down to "Shapes."
We will select the rectangle shape for our navigational card. By double clicking the "shape" we will open the command center dialog box.
Click and change from graduant to solid color. Select white color. Next select one of the darker gray borders, 1 pixel wide.
Next we will want to click on the "Text" command tab. This allows us to enter a header, the skip down a few lines and enter the description text below.
Next we highlight the Header, make it bold, and increase the font size to a desired size.
Next we highlight the Header, make it bold, and increase the font size to a desired size.
Double click the box again to open the command dialog box. Select "Link." Here you can issue a URL to your Navigational Card.
Don't forget to add a description in the description text area near the bottom of the dialog box. This keeps you SEO friendly!
Don't forget to add a description in the description text area near the bottom of the dialog box. This keeps you SEO friendly!
Also, when you first open the command dialog box, please go near the bottom of the command box and check off "Hover" feature.
This allows your card to change colors when your visitor hovers their mouse over the navigational card. This is very important!
Once you have a "Navigational Card" created, you can copy and paste it next to the one you just created.
Just be sure and change the "Text", the URL and the description of the URL each time you make a copy.
Here you can see the demo page of my website I am presently building. While I only have a few topics at the moment, I plan to expand rapidly very soon.
This allows your card to change colors when your visitor hovers their mouse over the navigational card. This is very important!
Once you have a "Navigational Card" created, you can copy and paste it next to the one you just created.
Just be sure and change the "Text", the URL and the description of the URL each time you make a copy.
Here you can see the demo page of my website I am presently building. While I only have a few topics at the moment, I plan to expand rapidly very soon.
You can see how clean it is. Topic, description of the topic, and additional info all in one card!
The search engines love this design. I accedently discovered this when I was playing around with shapes trying to create site maps.
Google, Yahoo, Bing, DuckDuckGo, StartPage, Lycos and all the others catalog the information effortlessly!
Also, I have found using Naviational Cards with a width of 320 pixels, and making the page only 320 pixels wide makes for a "Topic Navigational Page" that is just perferfect for all SEO applications as well as it is perfectly suited for cell phones and desktops alike.
The search engines love this design. I accedently discovered this when I was playing around with shapes trying to create site maps.
Google, Yahoo, Bing, DuckDuckGo, StartPage, Lycos and all the others catalog the information effortlessly!
Also, I have found using Naviational Cards with a width of 320 pixels, and making the page only 320 pixels wide makes for a "Topic Navigational Page" that is just perferfect for all SEO applications as well as it is perfectly suited for cell phones and desktops alike.
This is a Win, Win solution. The front page card send the user to the topic page, and the topic page of couse goes to each independent articles within that topic.
This allows for you to create the all important website funnel. By having your front page point to each topic, and each topic having a menu system pointing to the articles within.
By creating folders to match each topic, and sub-folders containing the articles of those topics allows for the search engines to have a structure map of your website.
By allows allowing a Home Button, a button back to the Topic Page within each article page, the search engine algorithms are happy.
Please enjoy the video I created about Navigational Cards for WYSIWYG Web Builder. I think you will like it.
Enjoy!
This allows for you to create the all important website funnel. By having your front page point to each topic, and each topic having a menu system pointing to the articles within.
By creating folders to match each topic, and sub-folders containing the articles of those topics allows for the search engines to have a structure map of your website.
By allows allowing a Home Button, a button back to the Topic Page within each article page, the search engine algorithms are happy.
Please enjoy the video I created about Navigational Cards for WYSIWYG Web Builder. I think you will like it.
Enjoy!
Creating Your Links
WYSIWYG Web Builder Navigational Cards
Creating Your Own Designs using Shapes!
I wanted to show you how to create your very own home made Navigation Cards for WYSIWYG Web Builder.
This is a very simple process. It is fully organic in SEO, and very SEO cataloging friendly!
We will start by going to the toolbox and scrolling down to "Shapes."
We will select the rectangle shape for our navigational card. By double clicking the "shape" we will open the command center dialog box.
Click and change from graduant to solid color. Select white color. Next select one of the darker gray borders, 1 pixel wide.
This is a very simple process. It is fully organic in SEO, and very SEO cataloging friendly!
We will start by going to the toolbox and scrolling down to "Shapes."
We will select the rectangle shape for our navigational card. By double clicking the "shape" we will open the command center dialog box.
Click and change from graduant to solid color. Select white color. Next select one of the darker gray borders, 1 pixel wide.
Next we will want to click on the "Text" command tab. This allows us to enter a header, the skip down a few lines and enter the description text below.
Next we highlight the Header, make it bold, and increase the font size to a desired size.
Next we highlight the Header, make it bold, and increase the font size to a desired size.
Double click the box again to open the command dialog box. Select "Link." Here you can issue a URL to your Navigational Card.
Don't forget to add a description in the description text area near the bottom of the dialog box. This keeps you SEO friendly!
Don't forget to add a description in the description text area near the bottom of the dialog box. This keeps you SEO friendly!
Creating Your Links
Also, when you first open the command dialog box, please go near the bottom of the command box and check off "Hover" feature.
This allows your card to change colors when your visitor hovers their mouse over the navigational card. This is very important!
Once you have a "Navigational Card" created, you can copy and paste it next to the one you just created.
Just be sure and change the "Text", the URL and the description of the URL each time you make a copy.
Here you can see on my demo page of my website I am presently building. While I only have a few topics at the moment, I plan to expand rapidly very soon.
This allows your card to change colors when your visitor hovers their mouse over the navigational card. This is very important!
Once you have a "Navigational Card" created, you can copy and paste it next to the one you just created.
Just be sure and change the "Text", the URL and the description of the URL each time you make a copy.
Here you can see on my demo page of my website I am presently building. While I only have a few topics at the moment, I plan to expand rapidly very soon.
This is a Win, Win solution. The front page card send the user to the topic page, and the topic page of couse goes to each independent articles within that topic.
This allows for you to create the all important website funnel. By having your front page point to each topic, and each topic having a menu system pointing to the articles within.
By creating folders to match each topic, and sub-folders containing the articles of those topics allows for the search engines to have a structure map of your website.
By allows allowing a Home Button, a button back to the Topic Page within each article page, the search engine algorithms are happy.
Please enjoy the video I created about Navigational Cards for WYSIWYG Web Builder. I think you will like it.
Enjoy!
This allows for you to create the all important website funnel. By having your front page point to each topic, and each topic having a menu system pointing to the articles within.
By creating folders to match each topic, and sub-folders containing the articles of those topics allows for the search engines to have a structure map of your website.
By allows allowing a Home Button, a button back to the Topic Page within each article page, the search engine algorithms are happy.
Please enjoy the video I created about Navigational Cards for WYSIWYG Web Builder. I think you will like it.
Enjoy!