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Note: If you are viewing a local site that has no corresponding remote site, the Remote Site pane is empty.
To view the site map and the site files, do one of the following:
Choose Window > Site Map. (If you previously viewed the map only, without the site’s files, this displays the map only.)
In the Site window, click the Site Map button, or hold down the mouse button with the pointer over the Site Map button and select Map and Files from the pop-up menu.
The pane displaying the local site as a map is labeled Site Navigation; the other pane displays either the local site files (labeled Local Folder) or the remote site files (labeled Remote Site), depending on the Always Show preferences you set.
To view only the site map:
Hold down the mouse button with the pointer over the Site Map button and select Map Only from the pop-up menu.
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Changing site displays
By default, the remote site (or the local site map) appears in the left pane of the Site window and the local site appears in the right pane. You can switch these displays.
To set which panes the local and remote sites appear in:
1
Choose Edit > Preferences and select the Site FTP category.
2 Do either of the following:
Select Local Files from the Always Show menu, and then choose whether to display the local files in the right or left pane of the Site window.
The local site will appear in the pane you have selected, and the remote site (or the site map) will appear in the opposite pane. When you choose this option, the local site files view is always shown in the Site window, even when you collapse the window to one pane.
Select Remote Files from the Always Show menu, and then choose whether to display the remote files in the right or left pane of the Site window.
The remote site will appear in the pane you have selected, and the local site (or the site map, which is always local) will appear in the opposite pane. When you choose this option, the remote site files view is always shown in the Site window, even when you collapse the window to one pane.
3 Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box and apply changes.
To change the view area:
In the Site window, do one of the following:
Drag the bar that separates the panes to increase or decrease the view area of the right or left window pane.
Use the scroll bars at the bottom of the panes to scroll the contents of the panes.
In the site map, drag the arrow above a file to change the space between files.
To collapse the Site window to one pane:
Click the small triangle button in the lower left of the Site window.
Note: The pane that remains visible is whichever pane you chose to always show in the Site FTP preferences dialog box.
For more information about site preferences, see “Setting Site FTP preferences”
on page 146.
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Working with site files
Use the Site Files view to view local and remote sites as lists of files, to open files, to add new folders or files to a site, or to refresh the view of a site after changes have been made. You can also use Site Files view to determine which files (on either site) have been updated since the last time they were transferred. For information on synchronizing the local site with the remote site, see
“Synchronizing the files on your local and remote sites” on page 153.
To view the site files:
Do one of the following:
Choose Window > Site Files to open the Site window in Site Files view.
In the Site window, click the Site Files button.
To open a file from the Site Files view:
Double-click the file’s icon.
To add a new folder to a site:
1
Make sure a file or folder is selected in the Site window; the new folder is created inside the current selected folder, or in the same folder as the current selected file.
2 Choose File > New Folder in the Site window (Windows) or Site > Site Files View > New Folder (Macintosh).
3 Enter a name for the new folder.
To add a new file to a site:
1
Make sure a file or folder is selected in the Site window; the new file is created inside the current selected folder, or in the same folder as the current selected file.
2 Choose File > New File in the Site window (Windows) or Site > Site Files View > New File (Macintosh).
3 Enter a name for the new file.
To refresh the Site Files view after making changes outside of Dreamweaver: Do one of the following:
Choose View > Refresh Local in the Site window(Windows) or Site > Site Files View > Refresh Local (Macintosh).
Choose View > Refresh Remote in the Site window (Windows) or Site > Site Files View > Refresh Remote (Macintosh).
Click the Refresh button in the Site window to refresh both panes.
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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 the
check in/check out system” on page 147.
Removing a site from your list of sites
If you no longer wish to work with a site in Dreamweaver, you can remove the site from your list of sites. The files in the site are not removed.
Note: When you remove a site from the list, all setup information about the site is lost permanently.
To remove a site from your site list:
1
Choose Site > Define Sites.
2 Select a site name.
3 Click Remove.
A dialog box appears asking you to confirm the removal.
4 Click Yes to remove the site from your list.
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Creating and editing HTML documents
Now that you have a site set up, you can begin to create the documents (pages) that constitute the site. (If you haven’t set up a site yet, see “Creating a local site”
on page 78.)
You can create new, blank HTML documents in Dreamweaver, or you can open an existing HTML document, regardless of how it was created. You can also create a new document based on a template.
Note: When you save your documents, avoid using spaces and special characters in file and folder names whenever possible.
To create a blank HTML document in a new Document window:
Choose File > New from an existing Document window (Windows) or from the main menu bar (Macintosh).