Abstract: A method, computer-readable medium, and apparatus are provided for allowing scheduled access to a network resource, such as a Web page. According to the method, a uniform resource locator (“URL”) may be assigned to a scheduled URL object (“SUO”). When a request is received at the URL assigned to the SUO, a schedule associated with the SUO is identified. Based on the schedule, a version of the network resource to be provided in response to a request to access the URL is identified. The version of the network resource to be provided is then returned in response to the request received at the URL.

Abstract: A system and method for authoring web pages that permits a user to select a schema for the web page and a template for visually rendering the web page. Once a web page has been visualized and published, a second template may be used to revisualize the web page without having to recreate the web page or any links pointing to the web page.

Abstract: Systems and methods for transforming a document to a web page can include a mapping module programmed to map document styles of a document to styles of a web page. The system can also include a conversion module programmed to convert contents of the document into hypertext markup language based on the map of the mapping module, and a rendering module programmed to render the web page based on the hypertext markup language. A method can include mapping document styles in a document to styles of a web page, converting contents of the document into hypertext markup language based on the mapping, and rendering the web page based on the hypertext markup language.

Abstract: A computer-implemented process takes content created collaboratively from a workgroup environment and converts it into a scheduled web page that is publishable on the Internet. The computer-implemented process loosely relates the generated collaboration content and the published web page such that each may be independently modified and have independent life cycles, but still reflect changes to the collaboration content on the published web page.

Abstract: A navigation structure is generated at runtime based upon the hierarchy of a site. The navigation structure includes the ability to author specific links throughout the structure. These specific links or child objects allow the navigation structure to be customized while maintaining site organization according to the hierarchy.