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3. Prepare the diagram for presentation.
In the design view, you can add annotation objects to provide text commentary, or add level objects to display
brackets indicating levels of the site. To make objects appear on each page of a multipage diagram, drag them to the
Master tab of the diagram window. To present the diagram to reviewers, print it to paper or export it to Adobe PDF
or SVG format.
4. Submit the diagram.
Submit an entire diagram or selected items. Submitting converts pages in the diagram to real pages in the site, and
creates scratch files for custom objects.
See also
“Publishing diagrams” on page 193
“Submitting diagrams” on page 198
“Developing diagrams” on page 182
To create a new diagram
1
Open a new or existing site.
2 Choose Diagram > New Diagram.
3
Enter a name for the diagram in the New Diagram box, and click OK. GoLive creates the diagram in the Diagrams
tab of the site window.
To open an existing diagram
❖ In the Diagrams tab of the site window, double-click the diagram.
Developing diagrams by adding pages and sections
Developing diagrams
You develop a diagram by adding to the design view objects that represent pages, sections (hierarchies of pages), and
other items that can be added or linked to the site. After adding objects, you can create new links or redefine links,
group and rearrange the objects, and anchor the diagram to an existing page in the site. You can change how design
views display by using the View palette and the Layout tab of the Inspector.
If you expect the diagram to occupy several pages, and you want certain text or graphics to appear on each page, you
may want to set up these items in the master view before you develop the diagram in the design view.
See also
“Changing the display of design views” on page 190
“To specify the layout of objects in a hierarchy” on page 192
“Master items” on page 193