Saving pages

You can save your Web pages directly to the site's root folder that stores the pages and media for your Web site. You can also save your pages as components, stationery, or page templates for the site.

You can set a preference to display or hide the Set Title dialog box, which lets you change the page titles when you save your pages. (See Changing the page title.)

To save a page as part of the site:

1. Open the site project file.
2. Do one of the following:
• Select the document window, and choose File > Save or choose File > Save As.
• In the document window, choose Save As from the window menu and then choose Save As Stationery, Save As Component, or Save As Template from the Site Folder menu.
• Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) in the document window and choose Document > Save As from the context menu.
3. In the Save As dialog box, name the file, using the appropriate file-naming conventions. (For example, it's a good idea to use all lowercase letters and no spaces.) Make sure that you include the appropriate suffix (.htm or .html) for the name to ensure that GoLive and Web browsers recognize the format of the file. (See Providing names and paths for files.)
4. Choose a site folder (Root, Stationery, Components, or Templates) from the Site Folder menu in the Save As dialog box. (This step is not necessary if you chose an option from the Save As submenu of the document window menu.) For information on stationery, components, and templates, seeWorking with Site Assets.
5. Click Save.
6. If the Set Title dialog box appears, enter a name for the page title in the text box or select Set Title To Document Name to automatically enter the filename as the title. To prevent the Set Title dialog box from appearing again, select Don't Remind Me Again. Then click Set.