DREAMWEAVER CS3
User Guide
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Resize a hotspot
1
Use the pointer hotspot tool to select the hotspot.
2
Drag a hotspot selector handle to change the size or shape of the hotspot.
Troubleshooting links
Find broken, external, and orphaned links
Use the Check Links feature to search for broken links and
orphaned
files (files that still exist in the site but that aren’t
linked to by any other files in the site). You can search an open file, a portion of a local site, or an entire local site.
Dreamweaver verifies links only to documents within the site; Dreamweaver compiles a list of external links in the
selected document or documents but does not verify them.
You can also identify and delete files that are no longer used by other files in your site.
See also
“Identify and delete unused files” on page 83
Check links in the current document
1
Save the file to a location within your local Dreamweaver site.
2
Select File > Check Page > Links.
The Broken Links report appears in the Link Checker panel (in the Results panel group).
3
In the Link Checker panel, select External Links from the Show pop-up menu to view another report.
The External Links report appears in the Link Checker panel (in the Results panel group).
You can check for orphaned files when you check links across an entire site.
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To save the report, click the Save Report button in the Link Checker panel. The report is a temporary file; it will
be lost if you don’t save it.
Check links in part of a local site
1
In the Files panel, select a site from the Current Sites pop-up menu.
2
In Local view, select the files or folders to check.
3
Initiate the check by doing one of the following:
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Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) one of the selected files, and then select Check Links >
Selected Files/Folders from the context menu.
•
Select File > Check Page > Links.
The Broken Links report appears in the Link Checker panel (in the Results panel group).
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In the Link Checker panel, select External Links from the Show pop-up menu to view another report.
The External Links report appears in the Link Checker panel (in the Results panel group).
September 4, 2007