!available since version 4.0.0.513

with CSS3 gradients you can define background gradients for any css based element in ezgenerator

CSS3 gradients are supported by all modern browsers (including  IE10), for IE6-IE9, only simple 2 steps horizontal and vertical gradients are supported

to use CSS3 gradients,

- select gradient type (vertical, horizontal, diagonal or radial) in BACKGROUND section of css properties  (1)

- by default, gradient use 2 stops (2) (0% and 100%), but with right click on gradient bar you can also work with 4 stops gradients

- select one of the stops (2) and move it with mouse to desired position, selected stop have Red color arrow

- you can change color (including opacity) for selected stop with color selector (3)

- you can see instant preview (4) of  gradient in most dialogs, but as ezgenerator use IE for internal previews, you will have to update your internet explorer to version IE10 to see all types of gradients correctly inside ezgenerator

Internet Explorer 10 is default browser on Windows 8, but is also available for Windows 7 from here

Site search returns results in certain format - list of results, each with title set as link to the corresponding page in the site, content excerpt, date and url.

If you want to customize this default layout:

• add normal page in EZGenerator
• in the Treeview, right click on page and select "Use page as search template"

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• open Page Settings panel and check Hide in Menu, uncheck Hide in sitemap
• open Macros Field panel and drag-and-drop the macros you need

Example (Notice : you can also load example layout via right-click --> load page template -> search template)

<SEARCH_BODY>

%HEADER%
%NAVIGATION%
%SEARCH_OBJECT(%counter% %title%

%content%

%date[dddd, mmmm d, yyyy]%

% category%
%url%

)%
%GENERATEDTIME%

%HEADER% will parse --> Results: searchstring

%NAVIGATION% will parse --> 1 2 3                    1 of 18 pages navigation

%SEARCH_OBJECT will parse short data for each page in result

%counter% --> number of page results

%title% --> page title of result

%date% --> last modification date of result page

% category% --> in case of blog, photoblog, podcast this parameter will parse post category; in case of other page - will pars ethe menu category

%url% --> url of the result page  --> this is url macro, to use it select any text or macro, make it hyperlink and use %url% as url for this hyperlink

%GENERATEDTIME% will parse --> Page generated in xxx seconds

If you have enabled Advanced search, you can also insert %ADVANCED_SEARCH_LINK% or %ADVANCED_SEARCH% macros.

The first one will build link to advanced search screen, the second one will directly insert advanced search form in the page.