How to check and organize website files using Dreamweaver8

How to check and organize website files using Dreamweaver8
What is the purpose of creating your own website using Dreamweaver8? Putting it on the Internet means finally publishing your own website, so are there any mistakes in the process of making the web page? So before publishing, we must carefully check whether there are any errors.

Before publishing a website, it is necessary to use Dreamweaver 8 Site Manager to check and organize your website files. Broken links, incorrect code, unused orphaned files, etc. can be found for correction and processing.

The steps are as follows: In the edit view, click "Site" in the menu bar > select "Check site-wide links", and the "Results" dialog box will pop up, as shown below:

Use Dreamweaver8 to check and organize website files

The following figure is all the information that the checker has found about the links between this website and external websites. For external links, the checker cannot determine whether they are correct or not, so please check them yourself.

Use Dreamweaver8 to check and organize website files

The picture below shows the orphan files found by the checker. These files are not used by your web pages, but are still stored in your website folder. After uploading, they will occupy effective space and should be cleared. The clearing method is: first select the file, click the Delete key, and confirm. These files are placed in the Recycle Bin.

Use Dreamweaver8 to check and organize website files

If you do not want to delete these files, click the Save Report button (as shown in the figure above), and in the pop-up dialog box you can give the report file a save path and file name. The report file is a list of inspection results. You can refer to this table to process it.

Once corrected and organized, your website is ready to be published.

<<:  Example of implementing colored progress bar animation using CSS3

>>:  MySQL database transaction example tutorial

Recommend

Detailed explanation of Linux DMA interface knowledge points

1. Two types of DMA mapping 1.1. Consistent DMA m...

Docker container log analysis

View container logs First, use docker run -it --r...

Examples of using MySQL pessimistic locking and optimistic locking

Pessimistic Lock Pessimistic lock, considers the ...

Docker deploys nginx and mounts folders and file operations

During this period of time, I was studying docker...

Vue makes a simple random roll call

Table of contents Layout part: <div id="a...

Encapsulate a simplest ErrorBoundary component to handle react exceptions

Preface Starting from React 16, the concept of Er...

js implementation of verification code case

This article example shares the specific code of ...

Comprehensive analysis of isolation levels in MySQL

When the database concurrently adds, deletes, and...

How to view Docker container application logs

docker attach command docker attach [options] 容器w...

Building an image server with FastDFS under Linux

Table of contents Server Planning 1. Install syst...

Several ways to use require/import keywords to import local images in v-for loop

Table of contents Problem Description Method 1 (b...

Detailed explanation of the two modes of Router routing in Vue: hash and history

hash mode (default) Working principle: Monitor th...

A brief discussion on the magical uses of CSS pseudo-elements and pseudo-classes

CSS plays a very important role in a web page. Wi...

Detailed explanation of Linux server status and performance related commands

Server Status Analysis View Linux server CPU deta...

Methods for defragmenting and reclaiming space in MySQL tables

Table of contents Causes of MySQL Table Fragmenta...