Is there a way to look at all of the code of a page within Freeway. I could dig thru the pages that it creates but would rather do it in Freeway. Thanks.
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Ahhhh. I see that the code is written everytime the site is published.
I would like to select a graphic and be able to see what the file’s name is of the graphic.
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What I do is add a programmer’s text editor as one of my “browsers” in the FIle/ Preview in Browser/ Browser Setup dialog. You can get an excellent one free from Bare Bones Software, makers of BBEdit, called TextWrangler. Install that, then choose it as a browser. (Freeway treats anything that can open a text file as a potential match in the browser setup dialog). Now, just choose Preview in Browser / TextWrangler from the File menu, and you’ll see nice, color-coded HTML source. Don’t get carried away and try to edit it, though – Freeway treats that as “damage” and overwrites your changes the next time you publish.
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On Jun 10, 2014, at 2:28 PM, Steven Houtzager wrote:
Ahhhh. I see that the code is written everytime the site is published.
I would like to select a graphic and be able to see what the file’s name is of the graphic.
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