• index.html -- only index.html will match this filter
• *.shtml -- all files with shtml extension will match this filter
• *cpu* -- all files containing cpu somewhere in the name will match this filter (e.g. cpu.htm or mycpu2.htm)
• a?.htm -- all files starting with a followed by at most one character (and with htm extension) will match this filter (e.g. a0.htm, a.htm)
• doc??.htm* -- e.g. doc11.html, doc.htm

Exclude Folder Filters allow you to specify which folders should be skipped. For example, if you have a cgi-bin folder where no html files are to be included, add 'cgi-bin' to exclude folders. This will also prevent subfolders of 'cgi-bin' to be scanned for files.

There are three more options on the bottom of the window. The first one - 'Erase old layout before starting Layout Wizard' determines whether Layout Wizard should delete all items from the layout tree before it begins scanning. Unselect this option if you want to update the layout tree (for example if your website has changed and you want to add newly created pages to the site map without destroying previous layout structure). The next option -- 'Sort alphabetically' will sort all items in the layout tree alphabetically, after Layout Wizard's job is done. The last option -- 'Do not include files above level' tells Layout Wizard to skip all files located deeper in the hierarchy than the given level number. Selecting this option and entering 1 will only create a list of files located in the root folder.

You can also set advanced options for Layout Wizard by clicking on the 'Advanced' button. In the advanced options dialog you will find the following options:

Fig 3. Layout Wizard - Advanced options

Default display name for files - This option determines how site map items found by Layout Wizard will be formatted. Use the Layout view to manually change item names. You may choose files to be represented by their file name (with or without extension), or by their description. The last choice (custom) can be used to customize the display name format according to the text entered in the text field. This text can contain one or more of the following special entries:

• %f -- file name with extension
• %n -- file name without extension
• %e -- file extension
• %d -- file description
• %s -- file size (in bytes, kilobytes or megabytes)
• %k -- file size (in kilobytes)
• %u -- URL

Add/remove suffix - Clicking this button will take you to the Suffix Builder for Descriptions -- a tool that performs automatic processing of item text by adding or removing suffixes for certain items, or even removing items from the layout based on their description

Click here to go to a detailed description of Suffix Builder

Do not include SiteXpert-generated files - This option prevents Layout Wizard from including custom icons and files previously generated by SiteXpert.

Resolve shortcuts - Select this option if you want SiteXpert to resolve system shortcuts. When a shortcut is encountered, target file will be used in place of shortcut link.

Index files and Hide index files - Here you specify index file(s). You may want to change this field since index files by default are not listed in the layout tree but linked to from their parent folder. You can specify as many semi-colon-separated index files as you want. You may also use wildcard characters (*, ?). If you want index files to be listed as separate items, unselect 'Hide index files'.

HTML extensions - This is a list of HTML extensions. SiteXpert needs to know if a file is an HTML file. Make sure all possible extensions on your website are listed here. When you're done setting advanced options, click OK to go back to Layout Wizard.