You can use
the Property inspector to link to a particular section of a document by first
creating named anchors. Named anchors let you set markets in a document, which
are often placed at a specific topic or at the top of a document. You can then
create links to these named anchors, which quickly take your visitor to the
specified position.
Creating a
link to a named anchor is a two-step process. First, create a named anchor;
then create a link to the named anchor.
To create a named anchor:
1.
In the Document window’s Design view, place the
insertion point where you want the named anchor.
2.
Do one of the following:
·
Choose Insert > Named Anchor. Or, Press
Control+Alt+A
·
Select the common tab in the Insert bar and
click the Named Anchor button.
3.
In the Anchor Name field, type a name for the anchor.
Note: If you do not see the anchor
marker, choose View > Visual Aids > Invisible Elements.
To link to a named anchor:
1.
In the Document window’s Design view, select text or an
image to create a link from.
2.
In the Link text box of the Property inspector, type a
number sign (#) and the name of the anchor. For example:
·
To link to an anchor named “top” in the current
document, type #top.
·
To link to an anchor named “top” in a different
document in the same folder, type filename.html#top.
Note: Anchor names are case
sensitive.
To link to a named
anchor using the point-to-file method:
1.
Open the document containing the named anchor you want.
2.
In the Documents window’s Design view, select text or
an image you want to link from.(if this is another open document, you must
switch to it.)
3.
Do one of the following:
·
Click the Point-to-file icon to the right of the
Link text box in the Property inspector and drag it to the anchor you want to
link to: either an anchor within the same document or an anchor in another open
document.
·
Shift-drag in the Document window from the
selected text or image to the anchor you want to link to: either an anchor
within the same document or and anchor in another open document.
Changing the document title
The title
of an HTML page helps site visitors keep track of what they’re viewing as they
browse, and it identifies the page in
the visitor’s history and bookmark lists. If you don’t title a page, the page
will appear in the browser window, bookmark lists, and history lists as
Untitled document.
Note: Giving the document a file name (by saving it) is not
the same as giving the page a title.
To locate
all untitled documents in your site, use the Site > Reports command
To change the title of a page:
1.
With the document open, do one of the following:
·
Select Modify > Page Properties.
·
Select View > Toolbar > document (if it
isn’t already selected).
·
Right-click in an empty area in the document,
then select Page Properties.
2.
In the Title text box, enter the title for the page,
then press Enter.
3.
If you’re editing the title in the Page Properties
dialog box, click OK.
The title appears
in the title bar of the Document window (and in the Document toolbar, if it’s
showing). The file name of the page and the folder the file is saved in appears
in parentheses next to the title in the title bar. An asterisk indicates the document contains
changes that have not yet been saved.
Page Properties:
Page
titles, background images and colors, text and link colors, and margins are
basic properties of every web document. You can set or change page properties
using the Page Properties dialog box.
The Page
Properties dialog box lets you specify the default font family and font size,
background color, margins, link styles, and many other aspects of page design.
You can assign new page properties for each new page you create, and modify
those for existing pages.
Note: The page properties you choose apply only to the
active document. If a page uses and external CSS style sheet, Dreamweaver will
not overwrite the tags set in the style sheet, as this affects all other pages
using that style sheet.
To set document properties:
1.
Select Modify > Page Properties, or click the Page
Properties button in the text Property inspector.
The page Properties dialog box
open.
2.
Make changes to the page properties, as desired.
3.
Click OK.
