Searching in the current document
You can use the Find & Replace feature in the Layout Editor, Outline Editor, or Source Code Editor to search for text or strings of HTML code in the current document. Once you find what you're looking for, you can automatically change it to something else. You can also search for selected text without opening the Find & Replace Content window.
To find and replace text or HTML in the current document: - Choose Edit > Find, and click the In Current Document tab.
- Do one of the following:
- Type or paste text or HTML into the Find text box.
- Select text or HTML in the document window, and drag it into the Find text box.
- Choose an item from a previous search from the Find & Replace palette menu.
Previously used search strings appear in the search history pop-up menu along with defined regular expressions. - Select options to ignore the case, look for entire words that are not embedded within other words, start searching from the top of the page, wrap around to the beginning of the search, or search for text using wildcards (regular expressions).
Note: Do not use the Regular Expression option unless you understand wildcard searching. This powerful option can cause unexpected results, especially if you plan to search and replace multiple items. For more information, see Using wildcards in a search. - Click the triangle to expand the Replace text box, and type in replacement text.
- Click Find. GoLive highlights the first match, if any.
- Do one of the following:
- Click Find Next to find the next occurrence of the text.
- Click Replace to replace the found text.
- Click Replace & Next to replace the text and find the next occurrence.
- Click Replace All to automatically replace all instances of the text in the document.
To search for another selection without opening the Find & Replace Content window: - In the Layout Editor or Source Code Editor, select the desired text in your document.
- Choose Edit > Find Selection.
GoLive starts looking for the text from the current selection and highlights the next occurrence of the text using the current settings in the Find window. You can also find and replace text without reopening or moving the Find window to the foreground by choosing Edit > Replace or choosing Edit > Replace & Find Next. These commands are only available if the item searched for was found and is still selected.
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