To access a code’s location in an edit window:
On the Code Explorer, double
click on the code to search for.
You can likewise use the Go to command
of the context menu.
If the element you are trying to obtain is found in several places, click as many times as necessary until the appropriate line is reached.
The edit window area scrolls until the code line is found.
To refresh the Code Explorer:
This command is useful if you have made many changes in your document and you want to be assured that the Code Explorer correctly reflects changes.
In the Code Explorer window, click on the right mouse button.
In context menu, click on the Update option.
To rename a sheet:
The sheet represents an element of the document, for example, the name of an internal link or of an image. If you rename this element within the Code Explorer window, this change will be reflected inside the edit window.
Therefore, if you change an internal link in the Code Explorer window, all the elements of the document being edited will reflect such a change. Always be careful when verifying changes: if the internal address (in the case of this example) does not exist, the link will not be valid. Likewise, if you change the name of an image, make sure that the name of the reference folder is also renamed in the File Manager.
In the Code Explorer window, click the right mouse button on the sheet to be renamed.
In the context menu list, click on the Rename option. The name of the sheet will be highlighted.
Make the desired correction.
All the lines in the edit window containing this reference will be
changed.
To modify a node in one sheet:
Open the context menu on the Code Explorer window.
In the menu list, click the Objects Editor option.
The Objects editor window will appear. It proposes the following options:
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New node |
This button lets you create a new node.
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Delete node |
This button is used to permanently delete the node that you previously selected.
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Node properties |
This button allows you to change the node properties.
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Add leaf |
This button lets you associate a leaf (representing an element in your document) to the node that you had previously selected.
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Leaf properties |
This button lets you change the properties of an existing leaf.
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Delete leaf |
This button permanently deletes a leaf.
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Reset |
This button lets you restore the default values proposed by CuteHTML Pro. |
To save the contents of the Code Explorer for a specific document:
You can save to a file any information that the Code Explorer provides concerning an HTML document.
Display the document whose contents you want to save.
Drop the context menu on the Code Explorer window.
In the menu list, click on the Save contents option. The Save file window will appear. CuteHTML Pro proposes that you save the contents in .txt format under the same name that the HTML document has.
You can retrieve the information by double-clicking the folder’s icon or by using a word processor.