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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
Files in collections are bound to their originals in the Files or Extras tab. If you delete a file in a collection, GoLive
asks if you want to delete the collection file, or the collection file and the original.
To create a static collection by dragging files
1
Open a site.
2
In the Collections tab, do one of the following:
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Choose Site > New > Collection.
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Click the Create New Collection button
in the Site toolbar.
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Drag the Collection object from the Site set of the objects toolbox to the Collections tab in the site window.
3
Type a name for the new collection folder in the Collections tab of the site window or the Name text box in the
Collection Inspector.
4
Drag files or folders from the Files or Extras tab to the new folder in the Collections tab.
You can also create collections by using the navigation view of the site. See “Creating and using collections in
navigation or links view” in GoLive Help.
See also
“About collections in navigation or links view” on page 222
To create a static collection by saving query, syntax check, or find operation results
1
Open a site.
2
Do one of the following:
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Choose Edit > Queries and run a query; then click Save Collection in the Result dialog box and type a name for
the collection in the Create A New Collection dialog box.
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Choose Edit > Check Syntax and run a syntax check; then click Save Collection in the Check Syntax Result dialog
box and type a name for the collection in the Create A New Collection dialog box.
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Choose Edit > Find > Find Text or Edit > Find > Find Code Elements, enter search criteria and scope, click Find
All; then click Save Collection in the Result dialog box and type a name for the collection in the Create A New
Collection dialog box.
See also
“Generating queries” on page 237
“Validating the syntax of source code” on page 591
“To find files within a site” on page 237
To reveal the original collection files in a site
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Select the collection file and choose Open > Reveal In Site from the context menu.
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