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Add cell padding
Next, you’ll make changes to the cells that contain text. As you can see, the text is
too close the edges of the cells. You’ll add padding to the cells to leave room
between the text and cells.
1
Click in the first cell in the text description table.
2
In the tag selector, click the rightmost <table> tag to select the table.
3
In the Property inspector’s CellPad field, type 10 to add 10 pixels of space
between the text and the table cells.
4
Click anywhere in the Document window to see the changes.
5
Save your document.
View the site files
To see a high-level representation of the structure of a local site, you use the
Dreamweaver Site Map view. You can also use the site map to add new files to the
site; to add, remove, and change links; and to create a graphic file of the site that
you can export to and print from an image-editing application.
The site map always displays the home page for a site at the top of the map; below
the home page you can see which files the home page links to.
There are a number of ways to define a site’s home page. The easiest way to set a
home page is by using the context menu within the Site window.
1
Click the title bar of the Site window to make it active. (If the Site window is
not visible, choose Window > Site Files.)
2
In the Site window’s Local Folder list, right-click (Windows) or Control-click
(Macintosh) the my_CompassHome.html document; then in the context
menu, choose Set as Home Page.
3
Click the Site Map icon in the top left area of the Site window; then in the Site
Map pop-up menu, select Map and Files.
Site Map icon