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32 Developing Sites and Pages

and pasteboard with respect to the main window. The view automatically re-

centers itself as you drag objects to the edge of the screen.

The View toolbar at the top of the screen provides the

Pan Tool as an

alternative way of moving around, plus a number of buttons that let you zoom in

and out so you can inspect and/or edit the page at different levels of detail.

If you're using a wheel mouse, spinning the wheel scrolls

vertically. Shift-spin to scroll horizontally and Ctrl-spin to zoom

in or out!

Switching between pages

WebPlus provides a variety of ways of getting quickly to the part of your site

you need to work on. The Studio's Site tab provides a central "control panel"

including both the Site Structure tree, which depicts the hierarchy of pages in

your site (see Understanding site structure and navigation on p. 27), and icons

for each of the site's master pages.

Selecting vs. viewing a page: Single-clicking a page/master page entry merely

selects the page. To actually view the associated page/master page you need to

double-click an entry.

An orange entry (with bolded page

name) denotes the selected page.

The eye icon denotes the currently

viewed page—which you're able to

edit in the workspace. This

example shows that the page is

currently in view as well as

selected. It also now uses a

different Master Page (B instead of

A).

A highlighted master page icon in the Site tab's upper

window denotes the selected master page.

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