Detailed DW CS6 new site and manage site steps

A site typically includes a local site (a set of files on a local computer) and a remote site (that is, a set of files on a remote Web server). The following is an example of creating a local site to describe the specific actions.

1, create a folder in the computer as the local site root folder (for example, in D disk to create the My Site folder). When you have a folder, select the site/new site command in Dreamweaver.

2, in the pop-up " Site Settings Object " dialog box, set the " site name " to " My Site ", " local site Folder " for the folder created for step 1, and then click the Save button , then the site was created successfully.

3, to open the site, you can select the " site/Management site " command in Dreamweaver, pop-up the " Manage Sites " dialog box, select the site to open and click the " Finish " button.

4. To edit the site, double-click the site you want to edit in the Manage Sites dialog box to edit the selected site's information in the dialog box that pops up.

5, to replicate the site first in the " Manage Sites " dialog box to select the site to replicate, then click the Copy currently selected site button and add a new site, "My Site replication," in the site list to indicate that this site is a copy of my site. Double-click the copied site to edit it. Click the site you want to delete in the Manage Sites dialog box, and then click the Delete currently selected site button to delete it.

6, we can export the site as a site file for backup, to site problems when the backup file into a site, timely recovery. To export a site first click the site that you want to export in the list of sites in the Manage Sites dialog box, and then click the export currently selected site button.

7, in the pop-up " Export site " dialog box for the exported site file name, and then click the " Save " button. To import a site, click the Import Site button in the Manage Sites dialog box, and in the pop-up dialog box, select the site file you want to import (extension. ste), and click the Open button.