Opening the HTML Source Editor  
 

OmniWeb includes a very capable HTML editor so you can easily view the source HTML for web pages or write your own. Note that this isn't supposed to be a "WYSIWYG" HTML editor -- it's a tool for people who prefer to write HTML by hand. (This manual was written entirely in OmniWeb's HTML editor, by the way.)

To view the source HTML for the page you're viewing in a browser window, choose View in Source Editor (⇧⌘V) from the Browser menu, or click the View Source button on the browser window toolbar.

In pages that use frames, you'll need to click in the frame whose source HTML you wish to view/edit before doing the above. Or don't, if you wish to to see the source of the frameset page. You can also view the source for a particular frame by control-clicking in that frame and choosing View source HTML for this frame from the contextual menu.

To create a new empty HTML document and edit it in the source view, choose New Source Document (⇧⌘N) from the File menu.


Related Topics
Using the HTML Source Editor
Viewing and Saving Changes to HTML Source
Customizing the Source Editor Toolbar

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