Customizing your WebFacing applications

You can customize the look and feel of your converted WebFacing applications a number of ways, including the following:

• Use Web Settings to add customization to your DDS members and reconvert the members to see the changed Web interface
• Use Style properties to change the user interface for the Web-enabled application after conversion, or update the style sheet directly
• Use Rich Page Editor to change the style, add graphics, update page properties, and create a more customized look

• Editing properties of a WebFacing project

• Working with WebFacing styles

• Web Settings

• Creating custom JavaScript library files

• WebFacing Accessibility

  The IBM® WebFacing Tool provides WebFacing application accessibility that removes barriers for users with special needs, allowing them better to access your applications.

• Bidirectional user interfaces in WebFacing

  WebFacing offers the ability to preserve the existing bidirectional (or bi-di) support from a 5250 application when it is Web-enabled.

• Querying user access to your WebFacing application

Related tasks:

Editing properties of a WebFacing project

Editing a Web Site style

Creating and modifying classic WebFacing styles

Related reference:

Web Settings