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To align the tracing image to a selected element:
1
Select an element in the Document window.
2
Choose View > Tracing Image > Align with Selection.
The upper left corner of the tracing image is aligned with the upper left corner
of the selected element.
Viewing and editing head content
HTML files are made up of two main sections: the
head
section and the
body
section. The
body
section is the main part of the document, the visible part
containing text and images and so on. The
head
section is invisible, except for the
document title, which appears in window title bars in browsers and in
Dreamweaver. Give a title to every page you create.
The
head
section also contains other important information, including the
document type, the language encoding, JavaScript and VBScript functions and
variables, keywords and content indicators for search engines, and style
definitions. You don’t need to provide all of these elements for every page; you
might, for example, provide keywords and content indicators for your home page
only. You can view the elements in the
head
section using the View menu, the
Document window’s Code view, or the Code inspector.
To view elements in the head section of a document:
Choose View > Head Content. For each element of the
head
content, an icon
appears at the top of the Document window’s Design view.
Note: If your Document window is set to show only Code view, View > Head Content
is dimmed.
To insert an element into the
head
section of a document:
1
Do one of the following:
•
Choose Head from the pop-up menu at the top of the Objects panel and click
one of the object buttons.
•
Choose an item from the Insert > Head submenu.
2
Enter options for the element in the dialog box that appears, or in the
Property inspector.