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ADOBE CONTRIBUTE CS3
User Guide
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Note:
If Contribute cannot display the page or file you browse to, you’ll see the File Placeholder page. You can still delete
the page or file, even though you can’t view it.
2 Select File > Actions > Delete Page.
Note:
This menu item is disabled if you do not have permission to delete pages on your website.
An alert appears.
3 Click Yes to confirm that you want to delete the file.
Contribute deletes the page and displays the last page you viewed in the browser.
Deleting a blog entry
You can delete existing entries from your blog.
If you want to delete a draft, see “Discarding a draft, new page, or new blog entry” on page 54.
To delete a blog entry:
1
In the Contribute browser, browse to the blog home page that contains the entry you want to delete.
2 From the Entries pop-up menu, select the blog entry you want to delete, or select View > Select Blog Entry and
choose the relevant blog entry.
3
When the blog entry is displayed in the embedded browser, click the Delete Entry button, or select File > Actions
> Delete Entry.
Note:
You can also delete a blog entry by selecting the Choose File or Blog Entry option from the View menu. In the dialog
box that appears, select the required blog entry, and click the Delete button.
4 In the confirmation dialog box, click Yes to confirm that you want to delete the entry.
Contribute deletes the entry from your blog, and displays your blog home page.
Note:
The list of blog entries in the Entries pop-up menu is updated after a blog entry is deleted.
Refreshing the Entries list
You can update the list of blog entries in your home page by refreshing the list, manually.
To refresh the Entries list:
• Click the Refresh Blog Entry List button to refresh the list of blog entries displayed in the Entries pop-up
menu, or select View > Refresh Blog Entry List.
The blog entries listed in the Entries pop-up menu are updated.
Exporting a Web Page or Blog Entry (Windows only)
Contribute lets you export a web page or blog entry from Contribute to an external HTML file. You can save the file
anywhere on your computer or network.
If you export a new web page with images—that is, a page you haven’t published yet—you’ll see the images in your
exported web page. If you edit an existing web page—a previously published page—you might not see all the images
on your exported page. This is because the new web page references local versions of the images, and the existing
page references images that are saved on your website.