Main Document WindowHints are links to Help documentation and brief, informative feature descriptions. Move the pointer over toolbar buttons or palette and window tabs to display a hint in the Hints palette. Displays the primary visual editing environment for a Web page. Design the page structure, drag palette icons to the window, add actions, and enter text. Related topics Titling and setting up your pages Displays the properties of a page in the Page Inspector. Set visible page properties including page margins, a tiling background image, and various document-wide color attributes. Set hidden page properties such as JavaScript library settings. Related topics Titling and setting up your pages Applying images or color to the page background Setting the default color for text or links in a page Contains the Web page title that appears in the browser's title bar. Edit the title. Related topics Titling and setting up your pages Displays the head section of a Web page. Drag the Head Action icon from the Smart set of the Objects palette, and any icons from the Head Set of the Objects palette. Add meta tag information, comments, and JavaScript. Related topics Setting up browser-triggered actions Adding elements or scripts to the head section Displays the JavaScript editor of a Web page. Edit new and existing scripts, including JavaScript. Choose individual scripts to edit from the Select Scripts pop-up menu. Related topics Editing an existing JavaScript Setting JavaScript preferences Using text macros with source code editors Displays the DHTML Timeline editor of a Web page. Add timeline-triggered actions, animation keyframes for floating boxes, and manage multiple scenes. Related topics Setting up timeline-triggered actions Applying timeline-triggered actions to floating boxes Displays the content sources for a dynamic page. Add and edit database sources. Related topics Adding dynamic content and behavior Displays a Web page's internal style sheet in the CSS Editor. Add HTML element styles, class styles, and ID styles to the page's internal style sheet. Create references to external cascading style sheets and edit their levels of precedence. Related topics About the cascading style sheet interface Creating styles in a style sheet Referencing external style sheets Splits the document window horizontally to display a source editor in a second pane or closes the pane. Check syntax and control the source code display in the bottom pane. This feature is available in the document Layout Editor, Frame Editor, and HTML Outline Editor. Related topics Editing HTML code in the Source Code Editor Displays the frame set and frames of a framed Web page. Divide a page into a frame set, reference a page for each frame, and set the properties of each frame. Related topics Displays the Web page source code with color coding and indented source preferences. Edit the code, drag Object palette icons into the code, display link warnings, and launch a syntax checker. Related topics Editing HTML code in the Source Code Editor Displays the Web page source code in a hierarchical structure. Locate link warnings, add new tags, attributes, enumerations, and comments. Related topics Editing source code in the Outline Editor Displays a page preview within GoLive using Internet Explorer (Windows) or a browser simulation (Mac OS). Also displays pages that use frame sets (Windows only). Related topics (Mac OS only) Displays a Web page preview of framed pages within GoLive using a browser simulation. Related topics Previewing the frame set with its contents Splits a site window vertically into two panes to display additional tabs for Extras, Errors, FTP and WebDAV or closes the second pane. Empty site trash, organize site files, fix site errors, and upload files. Related topics |