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Site management
Last updated 11/30/2015
4 Choose the testing server and click the edit icon.
5 In the popup that appears, click Advanced.
6 Deselect Automatically Push Files To Testing Server.
Version Control and Advanced settings
Access the Version Control and Advanced settings categories in the Site Setup dialog box by choosing Site > Manage
Sites, selecting the site you want to edit, and clicking Edit.
Version Control category
You can get and check in files using Subversion. For more information, see Use Subversion (SVN) to get and check in
files.
Advanced Settings category
Local Info
Default Images Folder The folder in which you want to store images for your site. Enter the path to the folder, or click
the folder icon to browse to the folder. Dreamweaver uses the path to the folder when you add images to documents.
Links Relative To Specifies the kind of links Dreamweaver creates when you create links to other assets or pages in your
site. Dreamweaver can create two kinds of links: document-relative and site root-relative. For more information on the
differences between the two, see
Absolute, document-relative, and site root-relative paths.
By default, Dreamweaver creates document-relative links. If you change the default setting and select the Site Root
option, make sure the correct Web URL for the site is entered in the Web URL text box (see below). Changing this
setting does not convert the path of existing links; the setting will only apply to new links you create visually with
Dreamweaver.
Note: Content linked by site-root relative links does not appear when you preview documents in a local browser unless you
specify a testing server, or select the Preview Using Temporary File option in Edit > Preferences > Preview In Browser. This
is because browsers don’t recognize site roots—servers do.
Web URL The URL of your website. Dreamweaver uses the Web URL to create site root-relative links, and to verify links
when you use the link checker.
Site root-relative links are useful if you are uncertain about the final location in the directory structure of the page youre
working on, or if you think you might later relocate or reorganize files that contain links. Site root-relative links are
links whose paths to other site assets are relative to the site root, not the document, so if you move the document at
some point, the path to the assets remains correct.