Open the code navigator, Navigate to code with the code navigator, Disable the code navigator indicator – Adobe Dreamweaver CC 2015 User Manual
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Coding
Last updated 6/3/2015
For a video tutorial on working with Live View, related files, and the Code Navigator, see
Open the Code Navigator
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Alt+click (Windows) or Command+Option+Click (Macintosh) anywhere on the page. The Code Navigator displays
links to the code affecting the area you clicked.
Click outside the Code Navigator to close it.
Note: You can also open the Code Navigator by clicking the Code Navigator indicator
. This indicator appears near the
insertion point on your page when the mouse has been idle for 2 seconds.
Navigate to code with the Code Navigator
1
Open the Code Navigator from the area of the page that you’re interested in.
2
Click the piece of code you want to go to.
The Code Navigator groups related code sources by file and lists the files alphabetically. For example, suppose that CSS
rules in three external files affect the selection in your document. In this case, the Code Navigator lists those three files
as well as the CSS rules relevant to the selection. For CSS related to a given selection, the Code Navigator functions like
the CSS Styles panel in Current Mode.
When you hover over links to CSS rules, the Code Navigator displays tool tips of the properties in the rule. These tool
tips are useful when you want to distinguish between many rules that share the same name.
Disable the Code Navigator indicator
1
Open the Code Navigator.
2
Select Disable Indicator in the lower-right corner.
3
Click outside the Code Navigator to close it.
To re-enable the Code Navigator indicator, Alt+Click (Windows) or Command+Option+Click (Macintosh) to open
the Code Navigator and deselect the Disable Indicator option.
Go to a JavaScript or VBScript function
In Code view and the Code inspector, you can view a list of all of the JavaScript or VBScript functions in your code and
jump to any one of them.
1
View the document in Code view (View > Code) or the Code inspector (Window > Code Inspector).
2
Do one of the following:
• In Code view, right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) anywhere in Code view, and select the
Functions submenu from the context menu.
The Functions submenu does not appear in Design view.
Any JavaScript or VBScript functions in your code appear in the submenu.
To see the functions listed in alphabetical order, Control-right-click (Windows) or Option-Control-click (Macintosh)
in Code view, and then select the Functions submenu.
• In the Code inspector, click the Code Navigation button ({ }) on the toolbar.
3
Select a function name to jump to the function in your code.