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CHAPTER 17
Tabs in the Site Window
Managing Web Sites with Adobe GoLive
The Site Window features five tabs: Files, Site, External, Colors, and
Fontsets.
The Files Tab
The Files tab is the key window area to managing your Web site. It is
divided in two panes:
• Its left pane holds all “file objects,” such as Web pages, images,
and media files, Java applets, stand-alone JavaScript files, and
style sheets contained in your site, or it lists the physical folders
they reside in. What you see is the content of the root folder as
an exact replica of the folder structure on your hard disk.
The Files Tab of the Site Window
Click the Files tab to view your site’s resources.
This menu lets you navigate through the folder hierarchy of your site folder.
This list shows an exact replica of the files and
folders in your site.
As in the Finder, the small triangle control lets you
expand and collapse folders in the list.
This list shows “orphan” pages and media files,
invalid links, and missing files.
• The right pane of the Site Window is a multipurpose area. It has
three vertical tabs:
- The Errors tab logs errors by listing invalid URLs or missing
files. (Thanks to Adobe GoLive’s link parsing mechanism, links
usually can be broken only by moving, renaming, or deleting
files in the Finder, so you will rarely have to deal with invalid
URL errors as long as you manage your files in the Site Window.)
Orphan files may also appear in this tab. Orphans are pages,
media files, images, or other file objects that are referenced
by a page in your site but don’t reside in the site folder. Orphans result when you import pages that maintain links to
items outside the site folder.
- The FTP tab displays your site on the Web server while you are
connected via FTP. This tab lets you edit files either directly
on the server or by making an incremental update, that is,
overwriting only those files whose pendants you changed on
your local hard disk before connecting to the server.