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To add a Search Engine tool, go to any page.
Search Engines are normally located on every page
of the site, so it doesn't matter where you create it.
Now, go to the gray panel to the left of your screen and click Add Content.
This will bring up the list of Content types.
Scroll down to select Search Engine (Custom). |

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The Search Engine wizard's tabs are seen below.

4. Click Next . Webtreepro will bring up the Placement screen. Choose one of the page options and panel. Typically, a
Search Engine is located in the upper right corner, on every page of the site. For more information about the Placement tab,
click here.
5. Click Next . Webtreepro will bring up the Details screen with its two tabs. The Common Properties tab is seen
below.
Details Tab; Common Properties:


1. Highlite Color: Choose a color to highlight the text of your search word or phrase.
2. Number of Items per page: Choose how many Search Results should be seen on the page. Remember, this will show the
search results on this very page.
3. Show the total number of results: If checked, it will give you the number of results found. This will be located under the Search
Engine box when the results are shown.
4. Select Results Page: If you have created a separate page to display the Search Engine results use the dropdown to select the page.
For the same page viewing of Search Results, leave the dropdown at None.
5. Default Text: If you would like a certain text to show in the results box, enter it here. An example might be, "I'm looking for..."
When a visitor begins to enter a word or phrase, the Default Text will disappear. This is seen in Published Mode.
6. Search Button: Default will give you the image of a typical Search button, but you can choose another image from your library by
clicking Select located at the center bottom of the Common Properties tab. See above arrow.


7. Now, click the Styles tab, seen next to Common Properties. This is where you can choose different fonts and font colors that will
appear in your Search Results. Do not click "Next" yet, as it will take you to the Publish Dates screen in the Add Content wizard.
Details Tab; Styles:
The Styles screen is shown below.
1. To choose different Fonts, click the Font button . To cancel any selections, click Clear .

When the Font button is clicked, the window below will appear.
2. Font Style: Click the Font button . The 3 dropdowns will let you choose a Font, a Font Style and Size, all of which can be seen
in the preview box at the bottom of the Font Settings window. (The preview box in the example above is showing "Tahoma" font.)
Click OK to save, and return to the Style tab.
3. Font Color: You can choose a color for your font by clicking the square to see the color palette, or by entering the hex color code
number. If you don't choose a color, the font will be in black.
4. Title Style Font and Color: The chosen colors and font will appear in the results' page Title.
5. Summary Text Style Font and Color: The chosen colors and font will appear in the Text of the Search word or phrase.
6. URL Style Font and Color: The chosen colors and font will appear in the pages' URLs.
7. Default Text Style Font and Color: The chosen color and font will appear in the Default text. (To review "Default Text" return to
Common Properties, # 5, above.)
8. If you are not going to select anything more on this page, click Next to save, or click Cancel to exit
without saving. Or click Next and you will be taken to the Publish Dates window of the Add Content wizard. Follow the
wizard to the Visibility tab, and finally, to the Publishing tab. Click Finish , and your Search Engine will be in place.
9. In Edit Mode, the Search Engine will be similar to the example below.
10. To test the Search Engine, you must be in Published Mode, or click on Date Preview located in the gray panel to your left.
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Note:
As with all newly added Content, the Search Engine will be located at the bottom of the selected panel. You may want to move it elsewhere. If so, do a right click inside it, and the "Search Engine Details" window appears, seen below.
Click Move to... and another flyout appears. Make a selection. In order to move the Search Engine to its perfect location, this process may need to be repeated.
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