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User Guide
Using snippets on your pages
You can add snippets directly from the Snippets tab of the Library palette to the Layout Editor in the same way that
you add other objects from the objects toolbox.
You can use the In & Out Links palette to display snippets containing placeholders for other files (such as image files).
The In & Out Links palette shows the resource links to the files. If the source file is moved, GoLive displays a dialog
box so you can update the link.
This snippet contains a resource link to an image file.
See also
“Using the In & Out Links palette to view links” on page 232
To add a snippet to a page
❖ Drag the snippet from the Snippets tab in the Library palette to the Layout Editor.
To edit a snippet’s source file
❖ Double-click the file in the Snippets tab of the Library palette, modify the contents using either the Layout Editor
or the Source Code Editor, and then choose File > Save.
Editing the contents of a snippet’s source file does not affect any pages that already use the snippet.
Site colors
Site colors
You can collect and organize colors for a site and apply them to text and objects on pages in the site. Site colors remain
linked to the pages on which they’re used, so you can change a site color and update any page that uses the color. The
Colors tab in the site window lets you list site colors individually or in groups. For each color, the list includes a name
that you assign, the HTML color name and value, whether the color is web-safe or not, and whether the color has
been used on a page in the site. The colors collected in the Colors tab also appear in the Site Colors swatch library.
After you use a site color on a page, you can update the list in the site window to show that the color has been used.
See also
“To use the Swatches palette or a swatch library palette” on page 176
“Adding used items to and removing unused items from the site window” on page 209
“Working with files and folders in the site window” on page 204