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To search for elements
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Choose Edit > Find > Find Code Elements.
In the Find section, specify Element options as follows:
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From the Element menu, choose Is or Matches.
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In the Element text box, type the name of the element you're searching for or choose an element from the menu.
For a structured search, choose the attribute in the Attribute menu in the Find section, and choose an operator
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and attribute value in the menus that follow. To add another attribute to the search, click the Add button
then specify another attribute, operator, and attribute value.
(Optional) For an Advanced search, click Advanced and do the following in the Find section:
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To search for attributes and attribute values, type them in the text box, or select attributes and operators from the
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Attribute and Operator menus.
To search for elements by comparing attribute values, type two attributes and an operator. For example, to search
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for elements that have a width greater than the height, type the following: height > width.
To search for the plain text contents of an element, enter the keyword content, an equal sign operator, and the text
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contents in quotes. For example, to search for all occurrences of "June" (no style applied) in the element you
specified, type the following: content = "June".
After specifying the search criteria for plain text, you can specify the text you want to use as a replacement. For
example, you can replace all occurrences of "June" in a specified element with "July. " To replace the text contents of
an element, use the Replace Content action. (See "Editing elements in multiple files with the Find Code Elements dialog
box" on page 598.)
Click the Work On menu and do one of the following:
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To search a currently open site, choose [site name] > The Whole Site.
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To search the files in a specific tab of a currently open site, choose [site name] > [site tab].
To search a file that is selected in the site window, choose The Site Selection. You can also drag a file from the site
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window to the Find Text dialog box.
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To search files in unopen sites, choose Add Files. Navigate to and select the files that you want to search, then click
Open. GoLive adds the selected files to the search list.
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To search within a previous result set (an open list of matches that resulted from a previous search), choose Result
List from the Search In menu.
To exclude items from the search, deselect them by clicking in the corresponding box to remove the check.
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Click Find All. GoLive displays the hits in the Result window.
To save Find Code Elements search results for use in another search
In the Result window, do one of the following:
To search for another element within the result set, click Use Result. You can remove files from the result set by
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selecting them and clicking Remove.
To save the results as a collection in the currently open site, click Save Collection, type a name for the collection
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in the Create A New Collection dialog box, and then click OK (a site must be open for the Save Collection option
to be available). Saved collections are displayed in the Collection tab of the Site window.
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