| Customize |
Customizing is creating an editable maxlet from a base maxlet. While the term was chosen to reflect the act of modifying the base maxlet, the action of Customizing usually refers to the act of creating the editable version. |
| Extension (file) |
The letters following the dot (".") character at the end of a file name. For instance, the extension of the file name "myimage.gif" is "gif". |
| Form |
A fill-in-the-blank data entry screen for collecting information from visitors to your site. |
| gif |
The file extension of a particular image format. The letters stand for Graphics Interchange Format. |
| HTML |
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. It is used to specify formatting and content of a web page. When you click "View Source" in your web browser you are looking at HTML. For more information visit http://www.w3.org/MarkUp. |
| jpg |
The file extension of a particular image format. The extension is short for JPEG which stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group. |
| Link |
A clickable spot on a web page which allow navigation to a different page. |
| Maxlet |
A content object with various editable properties. A maxlet is not tied to any particular page. |
| Menu |
A special type of maxlet that displays a table of contents of pages within the website. |
| Page Field |
A text-HTML area or image that is tied to a particular page. |
| png |
The file extension of a particular image format. The letters stand for Portable Network Graphics. |
| Publishing |
An optional fee service to remove ads from your site. |
| Set |
A special type of maxlet which defines a set of attributes such as colors, fonts, etc. Parent maxlets use set maxlets to pull in values for these attributes. This allows multiple attributes of the parent to be changed at once simply by replacing the set. |
| Site Field |
A text-HTML area or image that is tied to your entire site rather than to a particular page. |
| Spam |
Unsolicited email. Sometimes also used to refer to off-topic entries in guestbooks, forums, etc. |
| Storage |
Upload space for custom images and other files stored on a third-party server. |
| Template |
A page template is a maxlet which determines the layout of a page (preformatted pages have no template). There are two types of page template: Freeform and Static.
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| Upload/Import |
Upload space for custom images and other files stored on the same server as your website. |
| URL |
URL stands for Universal Resource Locator. It is the location or address of a page, image, or file on the Internet. |
