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ADOBE GOLIVE CS2
User Guide
Hide Identical Lines Hides lines of code that are identical.
Synchronize Scrolling Scrolls both code displays simultaneously.
Validating the syntax of source code
The GoLive Syntax Checker lets you make sure that one or more documents, or an entire site, contain valid and error-
free source code. The Syntax Checker can parse your source code to verify that your documents meet standards of
well-formedness, or to verify that your documents are compliant with a particular DTD. Each DTD has different
requirements regarding code syntax and the use of elements. The Syntax Checker can use the DTD assigned to the
document, or another DTD that you want to check against.
After parsing the source code, the Syntax Checker highlights faulty code elements in the editors, and lists the errors
and warnings in the Check Syntax Result window. You can also see the errors next to each element in the Outline
Editor where the error is located in your document.
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Using the Syntax Checker
A. Compatibility list—select well-formedness, or select the DTDs you want to check compatibility with. B. Additional elements to allow—
select any additional code elements you want to allow in your documents. C. Location of DTD
See also
“About the Outline Editor” on page 583
“To check syntax” on page 591
To check syntax
1 Do one of the following:
• To check the syntax for all files in a site, open the site.
• To check syntax for a single page, select it in the Files tab of the Site window, or open the page.
2 Choose Edit > Check Syntax, or, if you’ve opened a page, click the Check Syntax button in the Highlight
palette or in the Source View toolbar.