The Document toolbar contains buttons that
let you toggle between different views of your document quickly:
Code, Design, and a split view that shows both Code and Design views.
The toolbar also contains some common commands and options related
to viewing the document and transferring it between the local and
remote sites.
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- A.
- Show Code View
- B.
- Show Code
and Design Views
- C.
- Show Design View
- D.
- Document
Title
- E.
- File Management
- F.
- Preview/Debug
in Browser
- G.
- Refresh Design View
- H.
- View Options
- I.
- Visual
Aids
- J.
- Validate Markup
- K.
- Check
Browser Compatibility
The following options appear in the Document toolbar:
- Show Code View
-
Displays only the Code view in the Document window.
- Show Code and Design Views
-
Splits
the Document window between the Code and the Design views. When
you select this combined view, the option Design View on Top becomes
available in the View Options menu.
- Show Design View
-
Displays only the Design view in the Document window.
Note: If
you are working with XML, JavaScript, CSS, or other code-based file
types, you cannot view the files in Design view and the Design and
Split buttons are dimmed out.
- Document Title
-
Allows you to enter a title for your document, to be displayed in
the browser’s title bar. If your document already has a title, it
appears in this field.
- File Management
-
Displays the File Management pop‑up menu.
- Preview/Debug in Browser
-
Allows you to preview or debug your document in a browser.
Select a browser from the pop‑up menu.
- Refresh Design View
-
Refreshes the document’s Design view after you make changes
in Code view. Changes you make in Code view don’t automatically appear
in Design view until you perform certain actions, such as saving
the file or clicking this button.
Note: Refreshing also updates
code features that are DOM (Document Object Model) dependent, such
as the ability to select a code block’s opening or closing tags.
- View Options
-
Allows you to set options for Code view and Design view, including
which view should appear above the other. Options in the menu are
for the current view: Design view, Code view, or both.
- Visual Aids
-
Lets you use different visual aids to design your pages.
- Validate Markup
-
Lets you validate the current document or a selected tag.
- Check Browser Compatibility
-
Lets you check if your CSS is compatible across different
browsers.