A note on Google and 350pages

Google have announced a new feature which helps them to correctly index your website if you are using your own domain name, so we have coded this into 350pages to ensure that your site will be found even easier in Google.

January 2010 Newsletter

See the January 2010 newsletter here.

Happy Christmas & New Year

We wish you a very Happy Christmas and enjoyable New Year celebrations.

Website Checkup

Whether your website needs major surgery or just a minor facelift, getting an outside expert's opinion before you begin promoting it can help you get the most out of your investment while avoiding costly mistakes.

Have an expert evaluate your site for as little as $95, GBP £65, €70.

New Colour Schemes and Colour Properties

We've introduced a great new colouring system to make it even easier for you to create really good looking web pages, Instead of editing separate colours on your website, we've now introduced a choice of pre-designed colour schemes for your website. It's much easier and results in great coordinated website colours.



The page and site pickers now show images of the template styles in various colours. In the layout pickers you will see the colour schemes at the top. Click on any one of those to see the layouts change into the chosen colour, so you can see exactly what the template set looks like in various colours.

Subscribers to the full version of 350pages still have the facility to change every element of the colour scheme thus personalising the website even more. Colours can be chosen prior to creating a site or changed after and then copied across to all the other pages. To do this you simply go into your FileManager, check the boxes of the pages you want to update and then select the Update Properties option. You can select your source page and which elements you wish to update and it will be done automatically for you.

December 2009 Newsletter

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RSS Feed

Add live, frequently changing content to your website with an RSS feed, eg. news, cartoons or quote of the day. Simply insert an RSS feed object on your webpage and the content is automatically updated when the provider updates the common feed. If you have a blog site, such as blogger.com then you can include your own RSS feed on your 350pages website.

From your 350pages editor - select to add or replace an object on your webpage and choose the RSS News Feed. Simply enter the web address of a website with an rss feed, enter the number of articles to appear on your webpage and whether you want to show images. That's it!

You can customize the appearance of the RSS feed by setting the object properties for different text or background color, transparency, alignment, border and padding, just as you can for any other 350pages object.

See an example here!

November 2009 Newsletter

See the November 2009 newsletter here.

Free graphics for Christmas

Fed up with looking for graphics to create your own Christmas cards and tags, or to use in a project?. Thinking of creating your own online Christmas Greeting webpage, to show your friends and family?

This Christmas Graphics Super Pack has over 1500 images and is royalty free! You can download the graphics in minutes!

Find out more

Canvas, Borders and Padding

Enhance your photos and text blocks with colored frames and borders. There are many types of border available but I have used a simple rectangle to demonstrate the effects on images and text.

Let's start with your images. When you add a new framed image you can set the canvas color and margin, the text color and the frame color, style and size. In the object properties you can further enhance the image by adding a border which is an outer frame. If you wish to have more space around your image or framed image, then you can add some padding.

With your text paragraphs or RSS News Feed, you can change the text color, background color and add a border in a variety of styles.

When you add more padding on a paragraph this will have the effect of giving more space between the text and the border.

See the different effects here.