User Guide

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User Guide
• (Mac OS) To change the application that is launched when the file is double-clicked in GoLive, specify the Mac
File Type and File Creator in the File Info Extension Inspector. Alternatively, click the Browse button next to the
Application box, and browse to the application.
• (Windows) To change the application that is launched when the file is double-clicked in GoLive, click the Browse
button next to the Application box in the File Info Extension Inspector, and browse to the application.
See also
“Methods of restoring default Web Settings” on page 640
Global options
The Global tab of the Web Settings window contains options for formatting the source code, such as indentation,
and lowercase and uppercase usage. You can preview most changes you make to these options in the Source Code
palette.
For information about global XHTML options, see “To convert the doctype of a document from HTML to XHTML”
on page 162. Global HTML, CSS, and White Space options appear below:
Tag case, Attribute case Specifies how HTML tags or attributes are written:
• Upper Case Uses only uppercase characters in the tag or attribute name.
• Lower Case Uses only lowercase characters in tags or attributes.
• Capital Capitalizes the first letter of each tag or attribute name.
Quote attribute values Determines whether values for HTML tag attributes are enclosed in straight quotation
marks:
• Always Inserts quotation marks around all attribute values, for example, <IMG SRC="logo.gif ">.
• Except Numbers Encloses all attribute values, except for numerals, for example, <IMG SRC="logo.gif "
width=50>.
• Only if Necessary Inserts quotation marks if there is a risk of ambiguity.
Color name translation Determines whether color values are written using color names:
• Do Not Uses hexadecimal RGB values, for example, “#000000” for “Black”.
• 16 Basics Uses the color names for sixteen basic colors, such as “purple” for the hexadecimal value “#800080”, and
uses the hexadecimal value for all other colors.
• Netscapes Uses the Netscape-specific color names for certain RGB color values, such as “Lime” for the RGB value
“0, 255, 0,” and uses the hexadecimal value for all other colors.
Default Unit Specifies the default unit used in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).
Output Determines the spatial format used to arrange CSS source code.
Indent with (CSS) Specifies whether CSS source code is indented.