Once the information has been inserted into the template, applying paragraph tags and other formatting as needed, a preview is displayed to show how the new web page will look. After inspection, the user has the option of installing the new page or returning to the form to further edit the information. Throughout this process, the user need not enter a single HTML tag. However, the MetaWeb forms do allow HTML-savvy users to augment the information with embedded HTML tags, which will be included in the installed page. MetaWeb is both secure and convenient.
Security is enforced via the web server's own user authentication system.
Individual users are granted unique access to their material via a username and password. Users can access the MetaWeb services via an unobtrusive that appears at the foot of every MetaWeb-editable page on the site. But this access is keyed to the user's unique password, so only those users who have the proper access privileges will be allowed within MetaWeb's secured realm, and they will only be permitted to edit those pages for which they have explicit permission. MetaWeb was one of the more utilitarian applications and addressed all the security and simplicity issues that surround building web sites. Clearly your site is an extremely inventive one, and one with a real-world sense of application.