Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual page 468

See also
"Co-Author sections" on page 454
"To create or edit a co-author story" on page 459
"To generate or publish co-author web pages" on page 460
Updating co-author web pages
Use Adobe Co-Author to update pages and create new ones. The update process is as follows:
Open or download the site.
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Edit or create stories (content) for the web pages.
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3 Generate and publish new pages.
Note: You can update only certain types of content on co-author web pages, including text, links, and images. You cannot
change the layout of the pages or otherwise edit them.
To open a website to update
Start Adobe Co-Author, and click Edit Web Site.
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2 Locate and select a site file, and then click Open. The site file, .site, is at the root level of the site folder.
To download a website to update
1 Start Adobe Co-Author, and click Download Web Site.
Locate the Site Locator file (provided by the web designer), and click Open.
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To create or edit a co-author story
Co-author stories contain the content (organized by item names) that GoLive places in a template to generate the co­
author web pages. You can edit existing stories and create new ones.
Note: If the web designer imported items from an external data source, you cannot edit the resulting fields in Adobe Co-
Author.
In Adobe Co-Author, open the site containing the co-author sections.
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Note: Web designers can use the Co-Author Editor in GoLive to create initial co-author stories.
From the Sections menu, select the section you want to update.
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In the Stories list, select the story you want to edit, or click New Story to create a new story. (Stories are named
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according to the item specified in the List Item field of the section.aglsec file.)
In the Edit tab, update the item fields as appropriate:
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For text blocks, you can specify bold and italic styles by using the buttons above the text block, and you can add
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or update links by using the Link button.
For image items, you can click Browse Images to specify a different image.
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