Repeating objects has been greatly improved. Repeating objects now automatically update unless you specify otherwise. The header at the top of this page is a good example. It is a repeating object. The text was too big so I reduced the entire line of text to 80% and it updated on all pages. Footers now, such as the next, top, and previous page buttons at the bottom of the page not only repeat, they also maintain their position relative to the bottom of the page. So if I make the bottom of the page longer, let’s say, the buttons automatically move to the same space from the bottom of the page. This is really helpful! The docked galleries slide out and unless you press the push pin icon to pin the gallery in the open position, the galleries close as soon as your cursor moves out of the gallery. This saves a step by not having to click the close button. The Page and Layer Gallery (shown above) has been redesigned to make it easier to navigate your site. You can navigate to any page or view the contents of the page efficiently. You can reorder pages by dragging and dropping the page to a new location. You can switch from Page to Layer mode. There is a small thumbnail of each page to help you identify the contents. Page Mode is very compact while Layer Mode helps you identify every object on the page. There are two new buttons, Locate and More... (and we all want more, don’t we?) In Locate mode, click on any object on the page and the object is highlighted in the Page and Layer Gallery. More... has two options, Show All on Page and Unlock All on Page. In some of the other galleries such as the Bitmap Gallery, More  also has a Find option to help you locate a specific image. In the Fill Gallery, More view includes Find, Sort and Properties. If you have a pop-up layer, such as I used for the watch on the last page, you can right click in the gallery in Layers Mode and select Layer Properties, where you can select any pop up layer on the page, and specify a Web Transition, such as the Fade  effect I used with the watch. For this effect I used Slide in From the Left with a very short duration. [Click Apply to see a transition effect] There are a host of new Paste options that can be found the Edit menu, the Paste toolbar, and from the pop up menu when you right click on a selection. In the example above, I have copied a photo image to the clipboard. My options are: Paste, pastes the contents of the clipboard in the exact center of the screen, Paste in Place, pastes the selection in the exact same position from which it was copied, Paste Format / Attributes, pastes format or attributes where applicable to the selected object. For example font, style, size, color of selected text, fill or transparency, repeating bitmap fill, etc. Paste Position, pastes the contents of the clipboard in the position of a selected object on the page, the pasted selection is centered over the selected object, Paste Replacing Selection replaces a selected object with the contents of the clipboard. This is great for replacing a modified image. If the contents of the clipboard are not the same size, the pasted selection is distorted to the selected object’s size, Paste in Current Layer is good for moving objects from one layer into the current layer, and Paste in Place in Current Layer does exactly what you think it would do. There is a new quick  Align option in the pop up menu when you right click on two or more selected objects. As you can see there are three horizontal and three vertical options. If you require more options, such as Distribute, click Alignment... to open the Alignment menu. You can perform each function such as center vertically and horizontally but you need to perform each alignment option separately. Web Designer 7 Premium automatically applies the last attribute you used to new objects. This is not new. If you draw a rectangle and apply a green fill, the next object you draw will also have a green fill. You may or may not like this feature. But a brand new feature works like this. Rather than copy and paste attributes from another object, just select an object that let’s say it has an orange Circular fill. The next solid object you draw will also have an orange Circular fill. Great idea! Web Designer 7 Premium offers two ways to work with your site. You can edit one page at a time and use the Page and Layer Gallery navigate to a different page, or select Multiple Page View and scroll up and down through your entire site. Single Page View is now the default. Your editor prefers the Multiple Page View. But having a choice is always a good thing. Send e-mail Download Zip File