And I'm glad it did, because no other application software lets you build websites quickly and easily although it has its own set of pecularities. The earlier versions have only delivered on some of these promises. Web authors just have to lay out the graphics and let Fusion worry about the HTML codes. One peeve I had with earlier versions was Fusion's inability to let me edit HTML code. This time round, not only does the Web page editor let HTML authors code their pages in a word-processing environment, it also lets them edit HTML codes directly from the body of a Web page.
Fusion merely adds all navigation-related elements.
Fusion's auto-generated HTML codes are still not good enough for experienced Web authors. These codes produce so many tables and spaces which are difficult to keep track of. Good Site management NetObjects' Fusion has an uncommon but powerful method of managing websites as users do not have to bother with index.html or navbar.html files. Instead, he starts by creating the website's tree-like structure and letting Fusion generate the navigational buttons, links and headers on every Web page automatically. This method of website management is effective, but new users have to overcome some initial resistance to learn this rather counter-intuitive way of website management.