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User Guide
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To add non-file items that are used in your site but are not listed in the External, Colors, or Font Sets tab in the site
window, select Add Used External Links, Add Used Colors, or Add Used Font Sets.
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To move files not being used in your site to the Site Trash, select Remove Files Not Linked. If you want to display
a dialog box that lets you select the files to be removed, select the Show List Of Files To Remove option.
• To remove non-file items that are not being used in your site but are listed in the External, Colors, or Font Sets tab
in the site window, select Remove Unused External Links, Remove Unused Colors, or Remove Unused Font Sets.
• To use the default settings for all options, click Factory Settings.
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Click OK.
Providing names and paths for files
About file names
Files and folders need to be properly named so they can be uploaded correctly to the server hardware you’re working
with, whether it’s Windows, Mac OS, UNIX, MS-DOS®, or some other operating system. GoLive comes with a set of
file name rules that ensure cross-platform compatibility. When a file name violates one of the rules, the Errors tab of
the site window and the File Inspector indicate the problem. The File Inspector also lists the rule itself.
You can examine, modify, delete, and add file name rules. (See “File name constraints” on page 212.)
When naming files and folders, use lowercase to avoid case-sensitivity problems and don’t include spaces in the
name. Spaces in file and folder names are automatically converted to the URL escape code “%20” during the FTP
process. As a result, some links and file references might become invalid.
Naming files and folders
When you create a new empty file, GoLive automatically gives it a name. If you know what content that file will
contain, you’ll probably want to rename it.
When you rename a file that is referenced by other files, you can update the other files with the new file name at the
same time. For information on updating an entire site for a URL that other files reference, see “Changing all site URLs
or links at once” on page 232.
If you use a name for a file or folder that contains illegal characters as defined by the current file name constraint for
the site (or all sites), GoLive displays warnings in the Errors tab of the site window, the Name tab of the File or Folder
Inspector, and the Status column of the Files tab.
To rename a folder
❖ Select the folder in the Files tab in the site window and then enter the new name in the Folder tab of the Folder
Inspector.
To rename a file
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Select the file in the Files or CSS tab in the site window and then enter the new name in the File tab or the CSS
Item tab of the File Inspector.
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If there are any other files that contain references to the file you renamed, the Rename File dialog box appears. To
have GoLive automatically update the references with the new file name, leave the files selected and then click OK.