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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
7 Choose from the Sibling menu to create pending links as follows:
To Next Sibling Creates previous-to-next pending links between any child pages you are creating. (A previous-to-
next link is also created between the first sibling you create and the last of any of its siblings already created.)
To Adjacent Siblings Creates bidirectional pending links between any child pages you are creating. (A bidirectional
link is also created between the first sibling you create and the last of any of its siblings already created.)
To All Siblings Creates bidirectional pending links between all child pages you are creating.
None Creates no sibling pending links in either direction from any child pages you are creating.
8 Click Create. GoLive creates new pages and new unresolved pending links. You resolve a pending link between
two pages by adding a link from the source page to the destination page that reflects it. (See “Checking and resolving
pending links” on page 230.)
To add an empty scratch page
❖ Select a folder in the Files tab and choose Site > New > From Favorites > HTML Page. GoLive displays scratch
pages in the scratch pane of the site’s navigation view.
To add a pending link from one page to another
1 In the navigation view, place the mouse pointer over the page you want to be the source page.
2 Hold down Control-Shift (Windows) or Command (Mac OS). The pointer shows the pick whip
3 Drag to the destination page. A new pending link is created.
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Note: The source and destination page can be any two pages. They do not need to have a family relationship.
To remove a page from a navigation view
1 Select the page. If the page you select has descendants, they will be moved to the scratch pane after you remove
the selected page.
2 Do one of the following:
• To move the page to the scratch pane without deleting it, choose Diagram > Move to Scratch.
• To delete the page, click the Delete Selected Item button on the toolbar, choose Edit > Delete, or press the
Delete key.
Rearranging the parts of a hierarchy
It’s easy to move a page from one position in the navigation view to another. You drag the page to another page—its
target page—and position it so that it becomes the parent, child, or sibling of the target page. If the page you’re
moving has children or descendants, they move with it automatically. And the page’s own family position—its
pending links to a parent and siblings—is updated. You can make major revisions to the structure of a site by moving
a few pages.
You can also drag pages in the scratch pane to positions in the hierarchy or drag pages out of the hierarchy to the
scratch pane.