HTML in 10 Steps or Less- P16

HTML in 10 Steps or Less- P16:Welcome to HTML in 10 Simple Steps or Less. Our mission in writing this book is to provide a quickand accessible way for you to learn Hypertext Markup Language — the lingua franca of the WorldWide Web. We hope this book provides a resource that beginning and intermediate HTML coders canuse to improve their Web development skills. It is also our hope that it fills multiple roles as both a teachingtool and a reference once you expand your skills.
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HTML in 10 Steps or Less- P16 276 Part 12 Task 127 Creating Workspaces W hen you’re developing a Web site, you typically create a directory (folder) somewhere on your hard drive that contains all your Web site’s files. This folder mimics the root folder of your Web server. In TextPad, you can save any series of files you’re currently working on as a “workspace.” You could have 5, 10, or 20 documents open that represent an entire Web site, save them all in a notes TextPad workspace, and then later open all these related files simultaneously using a single menu command. This saves you the hassle of continually using the • Only one file defines a TextPad workspace. It File menu to open files. You’ll see all open documents either in the Document remembers the state of Selector or in the Document Tabs. all files you open, no mat- ter where they reside on your hard drive. These 1. To create a workspace, open all the files you want the workspace to workspace files have the contain. extension “.tws.” 2. Choose File ➪ Workspace ➪ Save As from the menu. This opens • If you have a different work- space currently open, it is the Save As dialog box (see Figure 127-1), with the workspace name initialized to the current folder. saved automatically and is closed before the new workspace opens. Figure 127-1: The Save As dialog box with the workspace filename set to that of the current working folder 3. If necessary, browse to where you want to save the workspace file or change the filename, then click Save to save the file and close the dialog box. 4. To add or remove files from the workspace, simply open or close files while in the workspace and choose File ➪ Workspace ➪ Save (or Save As).Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. TextPad 277 5. To open a saved workspace, choose File ➪ Workspace ➪ Open. This displays a File Open dialog box, from which you can locate the .tws file and click the Open button. The Workspace submenu also displays recently opened workspace files which you can open immediately Task 127 (see Figure 127-2). tip • You can choose Save As from the Workspace submenu to save the workspace with a Figure 127-2: A recently opened workspace listed on the Workspace submenu different filename. 6. To close a workspace, choose File ➪ Workspace ➪ Close. TextPad asks if you want to save your changes and closes the workspace and all its related documents. cross-reference • Being able to hop around all the files in a work- space is facilitated by the Document Tabs and Document Selector (see Task 126).Please purchase PDF Split-Merge on www.verypdf.com to remove this watermark. 278 Part 12 Task 128 Working with the Clip Library T extPad’s clip library is an interface that gives you access to predefined snippets of code. These snippets are organized into files, which TextPad calls “books.” ...