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  • Image Maps

    Webulator allows you to add image maps to allow users to click on different areas of an image in order to link to different places.
  • Submitting the site to search engines

    Webulator automatically generates an XML sitemap file to help search engines to index your site. Clicking on any of the named search engines will submit your sitemap file to them indicating that you want your website to be reindexed.
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  • Embedding a Twitter feed

    You can embed a Twitter feed to a page using the [Twitter:] tag.
  • Linking to Ofsted reports

    You can use the [Ofsted:URN] command embedded in your article text to create a link to a report on the Ofsted website, where URN is the unique reference number for the establishment you want to find the report for.
  • Hit Counters

    You can track the number of hits on an article using the [HitCounter:] tag.
  • Copying and pasting text from other applications

    When text is copied into an article from another application the formatting can sometimes look a bit odd.
  • Embedding MP3 files

    MP3 files can be uploaded in the same way as all other files. Normally they will just be displayed as a file icon which allows the file to be downloaded, however it is possible to cause the MP3 file to be played in an embedded flash mp3 player instead.
  • Technical Stuff

    This section contains fields for customising your website outside the scope of the colours and fonts settings, for inserting extra information into your website page headers and for adding custom html at the end of every page.
  • Colours and fonts

    This section of the Edit Site page allows you to change background and text colours and the fonts used throughout your website.
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Submitting the site to search engines

Webulator automatically generates an XML sitemap file to help search engines to index your site. Clicking on any of the named search engines will submit your sitemap file to them indicating that you want your website to be reindexed.

If you have just created your website or have recently made significant changes it is worth submitting your site to all the listed search engines to give them a hint that you'd like them to reindex your website.