- In Navigation View, select a page that will serve as the parent for
the new page, or click below the navigation tree in the window to create
a new global (top-level) page. Click the
toolbar icon to start the Add New Item wizard. - In Navigation View, right-click on a page that will serve as the parent for the new page, or right-click below the navigation tree in the window to create a new global (top-level) page. Choose New, followed by Page... to start the Add New Item wizard.
- Any of the standard ways to add a Web Form in Visual Studio .NET such as Project, Add Web Form.... Note that these methods will not automatically add the new page to the navigation structure.
New pages created by any of the above methods will result in a PagePorter
web page the base class, shared border, and theme settings inherited from
the project defaults. You may change the base class of a new page by
changing the selection of the New Web Form Base Class
combo box in the PagePorter toolbar before creating the new page. You may
change the shared border inclusions by opening the page and selecting the
page object (not "DOCUMENT") in the Properties window, and changing the
Borders property. You may also change the shared border by directly
editing the Borders property in the code-behind file. You may apply a theme
to a page by opening it and selecting Site Properties on the
PagePorter menu, and
selecting the Themes tab.
Due to the way shared borders work in PagePorter, you should always add
any visible HTML items inside the <form runat="server" ...> and
</form> tags. Otherwise, you might see things displayed before
the top border, or after the bottom border.