User Guide

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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
To move a page and its descendents to another position in the site
❖ In the navigation view, drag the page to its target page as follows:
• In wide orientation, drag to the top of the target page to make the page you’re dragging its parent, to the bottom
to make thepageits child, to thelefttomakeitthe previous sibling, andtothe righttomakeitthe next sibling. A
line at the top, bottom, left, or right of the target page appears to show you where to drop the page.
• In tall orientation, drag to the left of the target page to make the page you’re dragging its parent, to the right to
make the page its child, to the bottom to make it the next sibling, and to the top to make it the previous sibling. A
line at the left, right, bottom, or top of the target page appears to shows you where to drop the page.
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Moving a page in a navigation view
A. Moving the page to a new parent B. The page’s resulting position next to new siblings
To move a scratch page into position in the hierarchy
1 Open the scratch pane in the navigation view.
2 Drag a page from the scratch pane into the appropriate position within the main pane.
Checking and resolving pending links
If you laid out your site in a navigation view before you added content to individual pages and linked the pages, some
of the pending links between pages you established may still be unresolved.
Pending links are reminders that pairs of pages, usually pageslinkedlogically,shouldbeactuallylinked. Like actual
links, pending links are directional. For example, a pending parent-child link can be either parent-to-child or parent-
to-and-from child. If an actual link has been created between pages to complete a pending link between them, the
pending link is resolved. Unresolved pending links have no actual link equivalent. In navigation views, any pages that
are the destinations of unresolved pending links for a page selected in the main pane appear in the Pending Links
palette.
You should check for unresolved links and resolve them as necessary.