Operation Manual

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USING DREAMWEAVER
Adding content to pages
Last updated 3/28/2012
3 Under List Item, set the options you want to define:
New Style Specifies a style for the selected list item. Styles in the New Style menu are related to the type of list displayed
in the List Type menu. For example, if the List Item menu displays Bulleted List, only bullet options are available in
the New Style menu.
Reset Count To Sets a specific number from which to number list item entries.
4 Click OK to set the options.
Search for and replace text
You can use the Find And Replace command to search for text and for HTML tags and attributes in a document or a
set of documents. The Search panel, in the Results panel group, shows the results of a Find All search.
Note: To search for files in a site, use different commands: Locate In Local Site and Locate In Remote Site.
More Help topics
“Viewing code” on page 281
“Regular expressions” on page 278
Search for and replace text
1 Open the document to search in, or select documents or a folder in the Files panel.
2 Select Edit > Find And Replace.
3 Use the Find In option to specify which files to search:
Selected Text Confines the search to the text that’s currently selected in the active document.
Current Document Confines the search to the active document.
Open Documents Searches all documents that are currently open.
Folder Confines the search to a specific folder. After choosing Folder, click the folder icon to browse to and select a
folder to search.
Selected Files In Site Confines the search to the files and folders that are currently selected in the Files panel.
Entire Current Local Site Expands the search to all the HTML documents, library files, and text documents in the
current site.
4 Use the Search pop-up menu to specify the kind of search you want to perform:
Source Code Searches for specific text strings in the HTML source code. You can search for specific tags using this
option, but the Specific Tag search provides a more flexible approach to searching for tags.
Text Searches for specific text strings in the text of the document. A text search ignores any HTML that interrupts the
string. For example, a search for
the black dog would match both the black dog and the <i>black</i>
dog.
Text (Advanced) Searches for specific text strings that are either within or not within a tag or tags. For example, in a
document that contains the following HTML, searching for
tries and specifying Not Inside Tag and the i tag would
find only the second instance of the word
tries: John
<i>tries</i> to get his work done on time, but he doesn't
always succeed. He tries very hard. .
Specific Tag Searches for specific tags, attributes, and attribute values, such as all td tags with valign set to top.