Book VI 1 in Java

Create QR-Code in Java Book VI 1

Before you can view your Web site as a site map, you must define a home page for the site The home page can be any page on the site; you probably should use the indexhtml page, but you don t have to Whatever page you select, it should be a page that is somewhat central to your site, unless you don t mind being disorganized To set the home page, right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Mac) the page that you want to become the Site Map home page and choose Set as Home Page from the context menu To see the site map, do one of the following: In the collapsed Files panel: Select Map View from the Site View dropdown list on the top-right side of the panel In the expanded Files panel: Click the Site Map button and from the drop-down menu, select Map Only or Map and Files The Map and Files option displays in dual panel mode with the site map on one side and the Files panel showing the local site files on the other side, while the Map Only option shows a single pane with just the Map icons The Site Map Layout mode displays two levels of icons and shows links along with the filename or page title of each file Click the plus and minus

buttons next to filenames to view pages linked below the current level Figure 1-7 shows an example of a site map layout

The site map uses colors and icons to indicate the following file attributes: A green check mark next to a file: You have the file checked out A red check mark next to a file: Another person has checked out the file Red text: A broken or problematic link Blue text with a globe icon next to it: Either the file is located on another site or the page contains a script or e-mail link A lock icon next to a file: The file is either read-only (Windows) or locked (Mac) When viewing your site in Site Map Layout mode, you can add new and existing pages to the site, edit page titles, select and open pages for editing, and create new links between pages on the site

To link and add a new page to a site, follow these steps:

1 Select a file in the site map 2 Right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Mac) and choose Link to New

The new file displays on the site map, saved into the same location as the selected file The new file inherits any hidden attributes of the selected file To link and add existing pages to a site, do either of the following: Right-click (Windows) or Control+click (Mac) a file in the site map, choose Link to Existing File from the context menu, and browse to and select the file that you re adding to the site Drag and drop a file from Windows Explorer or Macintosh Finder onto a file in the site map The new file is added to the site along with a link to the file you dragged it to

You can easily create links between files on the site map when viewing your files in Site Map Layout mode New links are placed at the bottom of selected files below any existing links Follow these steps to create file links using the Point-to-File icon in the Map and Files view:

As you select a file from the site map, the Point-to-File icon appears to the right of the file icon

another file on the site map or to a file in the Site Files view Figure 1-8 shows how to drag and release the Point-to-File icon on top of the file you want to create a link to