Operation Manual

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2. In the dialog, scroll the window to locate editable placeholders. Which
placeholder you choose depends on what you want to achieve.
3. Select all of the placeholder and paste HTML, script or any other text
string to overwrite the placeholder text.
- or -
Select all of the placeholder and type directly in the placeholder's
location (again overwriting the placeholder text).
4. To switch back to your normal page view, click the project tab at the
top of the source window.
Using IDs
Objects, text columns, table rows, and table cells are always assigned a unique
alphanumeric HTML ID, e.g. an ID of "qs_1",
"qs_2", etc. would be created for a new QuickShape. These IDs may be written
on export to allow referencing by scripting languages in your published site. By
default, they are not written on export for all objects (globally) but they can be
exported on a per object basis.
To write (export) an ID (per object):
1. Right-click an object and select ID....
2. In the dialog, in the Write ID for this object drop-down list, select
"Yes".
Selecting "Use Site default" means that the setting in Site Properties
is honoured—"Yes" or "No" means that the object's ID is written on
export or not written irrespective of the site default setting.
To write (export) IDs (globally):
• From File>Site Properties (HTML Output menu option), check the
appropriate check boxes for object, text column, table row, or cell.