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Managing Resources: Web Resources |
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Building a web site involves more than just generating HTML files. There may be other files that you need to include in your site.
Example: You may use the same graphic on multiple pages. If it’s in the same place on every page, consider using a Master Layer. But if it’s in a different place on each page, you’ll want to link it in and only put one copy of the image in your web site.
Example: You want to add music to your pages. You need to be sure that the music files are included in your web site. |
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To add various files to your document, use Web Resources (Web->Web Resources… (Command-K). When you drag and drop a file into the Web Resources window, Create saves the location of that file. When you generate the HTML, Create copies the file into a location that you can set in the Web Resources window. | |
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