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The menu can be displayed on any output page as either a vertical menu (a tree),
a horizontal menu, both or neither.

=head2 3: Edit the Design's content

Use the 2 textareas on the Edit Content tab to add content
to each menu item's page, so that when a visitor to your site clicks on a menu item,
they see the content you have designed for that page.

=head2 4: Generate the web site's pages

Specify the output directory, and click the [Generate] button.

=head1 Changing the names of Sites/Designs/Pages

=head2 1: Editing names

In general, whenever the program is displaying the name of a site, design or
page, you can just try in a new name, and click [Save].

So, if you changed the site's name, a new site will be created, using the given
design name of course, and it will contain a new homepage.

If you just change the design's name, a new design will be created, with a matching
homepage.

Likewise, changing the name on an existing page will just change the name of that page.

All this will happen, as long as the program can work out what your intention is.

The complex part begins when you're building up the site's menu.

=head2 2: Editing menus

You use the buttons on the [Edit Pages] tab to add pages to the menu, one at a time.

Starting with a menu containing just the homepage, you can extend the menu tree up or down,
or you can add submenus to any existing page.

This menu structure will produce a corresponding directory structure when you finally
generate the web site's files.

For each menu item, and hence for each page, you specify the content to appear on that
page, and the page template to be used when generating pages' files and writing them to disk.

=head1 Deleting Pages

After you delete a page, the homepage becomes the 'current' page. If no page is flagged as
the home page, then the first page in the design becomes the 'current' page.

The 'first page' is the one on the Edit Pages tab which appears at the top of the site map.

=head1 How do I skin the Design?

See L<http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/articles/skinning/>.

YUI is the Yahoo User Interface, the Javascript library I used to write the client-side
code for this program.

=head1 How do I backup my Designs?

All designs are stored in a database, so it's a matter of running the database's standard
backup procedure.

That means also that to restore after a mistake, you need to run the database's
recovery program.

Which is a way of saying that this program does not yet have an undo command.