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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
Publish Server
Displays the site on a remote server while GoLive is connected to a publish server (an FTP, WebDAV,
or local file server).
Collections
Displays custom sets of one or more files that you select manually or define as a result of a query, syntax
check, or find operation.
The status column in the site window contains icons that show you each file’s status. The checkmark icon
indicates that the file is error-free—that all files referenced in it have been found.
You can also display a third view of the site window that contains two graphical views: navigation and links view.
See also
“About graphical site views” on page 214
To open a site file in the site window
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Do one of the following:
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Choose File > Open, browse to the site file (.site), select it, and then click Open.
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Double-click the site file on your system desktop.
B
A
Files tab and Extras tab in the site window
A.
Current status of files
B.
Show/Hide right pane button.
Opening a site file automatically creates a backup of the file. GoLive deletes the backup when you save and close the
site file.
Note:
If you need to reopen a site that was open during a computer crash, open the regular site file, not the backup site
file. If it is necessary to use the backup, GoLive will inform you.
To show or hide the right pane of the site window
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Click the Toggle Split View icon
in the scroll bar at the bottom of the window.
To customize the display of the site window tabs
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To change the sort order of the column that the tab is currently being sorted by, click the column’s head.
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To sort the tab by another column, click the column head.
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To show and hide columns, choose the column names from the Show Columns menu in the View palette.
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To resize a column in a tab, drag the right border of the column head to the left or right.
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