7.5 Site Testing

Web site development is a system engineering, involving a lot of people to complete, so many people at the same time to complete a site, there may be many problems, such as the entire site in the design of unity and harmony, the link address is wrong, different browsers open the same page can display the normal, this requires us to test the site. After the site has been successfully tested, it is necessary to publish it to a Web server before it can be wasted for others to appreciate. 1. Is the page effect beautiful? A website does good or bad depends largely on the page effect, especially for those who do not understand the site construction technology, they see you do the site is beautiful, beautiful, generous, so a site page effect on the success of this site has a pivotal role. For the page effect is beautiful, different people have different views, how to do? It doesn't matter, a website doesn't guarantee that everyone is beautiful, but just make sure most people say it's nice. Whether the page effect is beautiful, in fact, there are according to, can be from the "structure clear, beautiful and generous, user interface is good, easy to browse, convenient, practical, innovative, interactive" and so on to judge, and then to improve, beautify our production page. 2. Is the link intact? (1) Checking individual page links To check a single page link, open the site first, open the document, and then select File, check page, check links, automatically open the results panel to display the link Inspector panel, and show the Link report, 1, which is a temporary file that the user can click to save the report button to save the report. Figure 1 The Link checker panel The "Show" drop-down list box contains 3 types of linked reports: Broken link Option: Displays the name of the page that contains the broken hyperlink. External link Options: Displays the name of the page that contains the external hyperlink that can be linked to a page in another site from this page. Orphaned files option: Displays files that are not used or are not linked to in the site, that is, orphaned files. If you apply the orphaned files option for a single file or for selected files and folders, a prompt dialog box prompts you to indicate that the user orphaned file report is a standalone property that can only be applied to the entire site, as shown in 2. Figure 2 Prompt dialog box (2) Check links throughout the site to check for links throughout the site, select a site from the files panel, then click the Check Links button in the Link Inspector panel, and select the check links from the entire current local site command from the pop-up menu, in the link inspector The list box in the panel displays the Link report, shown in 3. Figure 3 Open the "Check Links" menu 3. Test the compatibility of different browsers "1" Sets the browser and version you want to check (1) in the "Document" toolbar, select "Settings" from the "Target browser check" menu, as shown in 4. The Target Browser dialog box appears, as shown in 5. (2) Select the check box next to each browser that you want to check, and here we choose Firefox and Microsoft IE (MAC) browser, as shown in 5. Figure 4 "Target browser check" menu interface Figure 5 "Target Browser" dialog box (3) For each selected browser, there is a drop-down list box on the right side of the peer, select the minimum version of the browser to check from the appropriate pop-up options. (4) Finally, click the OK button in the Target Browser dialog box to select the browser and its version you want to check. "2" Checks for compatibility of individual pages or entire sites (1) In the local view on the Files panel, select a single page or a folder that contains the entire site. (2) Select "File" one "Check page" one "Check target browser" command. The report appears in the Target browser check panel in the results panel group, as shown in 6. Figure 6 Checking for a single page incompatibility report (3) If you want to understand the reasons for incompatibility, please select a list item in the "Target browser check" panel in Figure 7, then right-click the mouse and choose "Open results in Browser" command in the pop-up menu to open a page where you can view detailed reasons for incompatible elements in the page being inspected. Figure 7 View the detailed reasons for incompatibility Click to download the seventh chapter of the case and job resources return to the HTML Getting Started classic tutorial list

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