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To rename a file or folder in a site:
1
In the Site window, select the file or folder you want to rename and do one of
the following to activate the name field next to the file or folder:
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Choose File > Rename (Windows) or Site > Rename (Macintosh)
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Click on the file, pause, then click again.
2
Type in the new name and press Enter.
To refresh the Site Files view after making changes outside of Dreamweaver:
Do one of the following:
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Choose View > Refresh Local in the Site window(Windows) or Site > Site Files
View > Refresh Local (Macintosh).
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Choose View > Refresh Remote in the Site window (Windows) or Site > Site
Files View > Refresh Remote (Macintosh).
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Click the Refresh button in the Site window to refresh both panes.
To locate and select checked out files:
Choose Edit > Select Checked Out Files in the Site window (Windows) or Site >
Site Files View > Select Checked Out Files (Macintosh).
To locate and select newer local files:
Choose Edit > Select Newer Local in the Site window (Windows) or Site > Site
Files View > Select Newer Local (Macintosh).
To locate and select newer remote files:
Choose Edit > Select Newer Remote in the Site window (Windows) or Site > Site
Files View > Select Newer Remote (Macintosh).
For more information about working with local and remote sites, see “Using
Check In/Check Out” on page 131.
About the site map
Use the site map to view a local site as a visual map of linked icons, to add new
files to a site, or to add, modify, or remove links. The site map is ideal for laying
out a site structure. You can quickly set up the entire structure of the site and then
create a graphic image of the site map.
Note: The site map applies to local sites only. If you want to create a map of a remote site,
copy the contents of the remote site into a folder on your local disk and use the Define
Sites command to define the site as a local site.