
Refetch Source
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Like the Reload button in the browser window, clicking this item will refetch the HTML document from the server or disk it came from originally, destroying any changes you have made.
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Save to Disk
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Clicking this item will save the current source document to a locally mounted disk. If you haven't saved the document before, you will be prompted for a location and name to save it with.
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Store to Server
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Clicking this item will save the current source document to the server it originally came from, if possible. (See Saving Source for more info.)
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Redisplay in Browser
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Click this item to view the changes you've made to your HTML in a browser window -- this allows you to preview your changes without saving, and images, links, and forms will still work.
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Compact HTML
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Click this item to remove unnecessary white space from the HTML document. For large documents, this can improve download time for users.
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Reformat HTML
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When this item is clicked, extra newlines and tabs will be added to the HTML source so that it's easier to read and edit. (This doesn't affect its appearance in the browser.)
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Colorize HTML
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If automatic colorization is turned off in HTML Source View Preferences, you can click this item to manually colorize the HTML tags by type, making them easier to read and edit.
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Print
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Click this item to open the Print panel for printing the HTML source document.
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Colors
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Click this item to show the standard Colors panel. If you drag a color chip into the source editor, its HTML color code will be inserted.
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Smaller Text
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Click to decrease the size of text in the source view.
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Bigger Text
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Click to increase the size of text in the source view.
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View Source
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If Keep processed streams for viewing is checked in HTML Source View Preferences, this item allows you to choose between viewing the HTML received from the server and the HTML processed by OmniWeb's rendering engine.
These two versions of the document sound like they should be identical, and they often are. But some pages contain JavaScript scripts that cause the document to rewrite itself before being rendered -- viewing "as processed" allows you to see the HTML generated by such scripts.
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Separator
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Put this item between two others to visually separate them.
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Space
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Or put this item between to others to visually separate them.
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Flexible Space
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This item is like the Space item, but it expands to fill all available space on the toolbar -- so if you put any items to the right of it, they'll stick to the right-side edge of the toolbar.
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Customize
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Click this item to open the toolbar customization sheet.
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