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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
Note:
To view emoji characters on a computer, the emoji font must be installed.
To set default emoji encoding and appearance
1
Choose Special > i-mode Emoji Settings.
2
Select a default encoding method and emoji appearance, and then click OK.
Note:
If the emoji characters appear as a question mark in the Layout window, make sure that the Default Method setting
for emoji is set correctly.
To add emoji characters to i-mode pages
1
Drag the i-mode Emoji icon
from the objects toolbox to the Layout Editor.
2
In the i-mode Emoji Inspector, select a character.
To add links to emoji characters, insert them into inline text.
To add images to i-mode pages
You can place GIF images on an i-mode page, but make sure that the image file size is small. Do your major image
editing in a graphics application such as Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator, and then save a copy as a GIF image.
Or better yet, use GoLive Smart Objects and link the original Photoshop or Illustrator image directly to your page.
Then you can optimize and resize the GIF image within GoLive.
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Do one of the following:
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Add a Smart Photoshop, Smart Illustrator, or Smart Generic Object to your page. In the Save For Web dialog box,
choose GIF format, and specify either 2 colors (for simple black-and-white graphics) or 256 colors (for images
with intermediate shades).
•
Add a preoptimized GIF file to your page by using the Image icon.
See also
“Advantages of Smart Objects” on page 358
To add a text link that dials a phone number
1
Select the text you want to link to the phone number.
2
In the Text Inspector, click the New Link button
. Then, in the text box next to the button, type “
tel:”
followed
by the phone number (for example, tel:5555555555).
To add form elements to i-mode pages
i-mode HTML supports forms so viewers of your site can interact with your pages. The information your viewers
send with the form must be processed by a Common Gateway Interface (CGI) script on the host server. Talk with
your web hosting provider to set up your CGI functions. Most of the HTML form elements are supported, but be
sure to test your form on all the devices you want to reach.
1
From the Form set in the objects toolbox, drag the Form icon to your page. All other form elements should be
placed within this container.
2
From the Form set, drag other icons to the new Form object, and configure their Inspectors.
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