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User Guide
To select elements with the markup tree bar
1
Display the document in the Layout Editor, Frame Editor, source code panel, or Outline Editor.
2 Do one of the following:
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To select from a list of allowable elements, hold down the mouse button (or drag slowly) on a tag on the markup
tree bar and then choose an element from the pop-up menu. Or right-click a tag on the markup tree bar and
choose Select Item >
[tag] . If the selected element is at the lowest level, such as a table cell, the Select Item menu is
not available.
Using the markup tree bar to select an element within another element
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To select an element outside an element (higher in the hierarchy), click any tag currently displayed in the markup
tree bar. For example, you can select a table element directly (and all elements within the table such as its rows and
cells) by clicking the Table tag.
The Visual Tag Editor also contains a markup tree bar that works the same way as the markup tree bar in the
document window.
See also
“Editing individual elements with the Visual Tag Editor” on page 581
To select the next element higher in the element hierarchy with the Select Upper Block
command
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With text or an element selected in the Layout Editor, Source Code Editor, or Outline Editor, choose Special >
Select Upper Block. GoLive selects the element in the next higher level in the hierarchy.
Highlighting items in the source code or Layout Editor
The Highlight tab in the View palette lets you highlight particular items, warnings, and errors in the Layout Editor,
markup tree bar, Source Code Editor, or Outline Editor. For example, you can highlight all elements that contain a
URL, all text that has a particular CSS definition, or all syntax and link errors. After highlighting the items, you can
use the Highlight tab to select each highlighted item, one at a time.
The Highlight Colors section of the Highlight tab lets you set the highlighting properties (such as colors and borders)
of classes of items, such as making all link warnings blue.
Use the Highlight tab to highlight all elements that have JavaScript actions attached.