350 is the number that leading scientists say is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide, measured in PPM (parts per million) in our atmosphere. Currently it is 387ppm.

350pages - The Easy way to Create Professional Websites

Creating your pages with 350pages is easy and fun - you can customize everything on the page - headings, buttons, colors, fonts, dividers, images and background. Simply click on any object to edit it. You can drag and drop the objects wherever you want them on the page.

If you hover over any object on the page you will see an Object Menu that enables you to edit, move, delete or add a new object. You can also align the image. For text this can be left, right, centred or justified. Images can be aligned left, right, centred or with text wrapped around it.

The editors for text, graphics and images each have tabs at the top which you select for that relevant feature of the object that you are editing. Any changes made to your object will be updated instantly to show on your page so you can see exactly what your finished page looks like.

The background color can be set by selecting the Page Properties on the top editor bar. From the Page Properties you can also set all the information required by the search engines, eg title, descriptions and keywords. This will ensure that your website is listed in the search engines so that potential visitors can find you.

When entering your text your may find it more time efficient to create it off-line, using your normal text editor. Then you can copy the text from the editor, and paste it in the 350pages text editor. This is also recommended if you want to spell check your text.

When you have finished customizing your webpage and you want to save it, simply select the 'tick' icon on the top editor bar.

Text Scroll When you add 'floating' text, if there is too much text it will be hidden off the bottom of the object area - you can either stretch the object so that all the text is in view or you can set the object properties to have a scroll bar down the right side.