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Click the External tab.
4
Choose Site > Update > Add Used > External Links to update the site.
5
Choose Site > Check External Links. The Status column in the External tab shows the Bug icon
for any invalid
external links.
To find files within a site
You can find individual files or objects (such as colors and e-mail addresses) throughout your site. This feature is
particularly useful if you have a huge site with dozens or even hundreds of pages. Instead of scrolling through long
file lists in the site window, you can enter a full or partial file name or URL.
When To make a quick search for items across your site, use the Quick Search text box
in the site window.
1
Open a site file, or bring an open site window to the front.
2
Click the Find Site Assets button
in the toolbar.
3
In the Find Site Assets dialog box, choose search options from the pop-up menus next to Find Item Whose.
Note:
Choose Hex value to search for a color by its hexadecimal value.
4
In the text box, enter the full or partial name, URL, or hexadecimal value of the file or object you are searching for.
5
Choose an option from the Search In menu. For example, choose Colors to search for a color by name or
hexadecimal value.
6
Click Find All. GoLive displays the first item found in the active tab in the site window. (Click Instant Find to have
GoLive start a search automatically.)
7
To reveal a file in the site, select it in the Matches section of the Find Site Assets dialog box and click Reveal in Site.
To quickly search again for an item you previously entered in the text box, select the item from the pop-up menu next
to the text box.
Creating and running queries
Generating queries
The Queries window lets you search for files using a wide range of criteria. You can search in open sites and collec
tions, in a user-defined list of files, or in a result list; and you can view the results in the Query Results window. You
can define nested queries to perform complex searches, or use GoLive’s predefined queries for simple searches. Use
the Query Editor to edit predefined queries or create new queries. Save queries to use with application-wide searches,
or save site-specific queries in the Queries folder of the Extras tab. You can also save query results as collections in
the Collections tab.
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