How to Avoid Over Complexity in MS SQL Server

Learn how to avoid Over Complexity in MS SQL Server.

Okay, so that's called the Status bar, but I want to show you there is another place where you can effect what actually shows in the Status bar. So I am going to up to the top-right corner of the document window and choose the fly-out button, which is right here, this is the Document Palette Menu. But first I will close the Inspector Palette so it's not in the way. There are a number of other options here in the Document Menu and as you become more advanced in building websites, you will be able to go into this menu and change other properties of the page. Now notice that we have got additional buttons here. In a previous lesson, we opened up the Page Properties, but we didn't click on any of these. So what are these buttons here? Well, we are not actually going to use any of them now, but I want to point out to you what they are. This one opens up the DHTML Timeline Editor. DHTML is Dynamic Hypertext Markup Language and it allows you to move items around on the page via a Timeline. The next button here is the JavaScript Editor. Many people don't realize that GoLive not only has its own built-in JavaScript Editor, but it has a JavaScript Debugger as well. This button gives you access to all of the CSS components attached to this page, whether it's an internal CSS document or an external CSS document. Internal CSS definitions will be written into this page itself and external CSS documents can be attached to this page. To define additional cascading style sheets, you can open up the internal style sheet by clicking once on this button, or by clicking-and-holding, you can choose from the list of external style sheets as well. Again, we will be going over CSS or Cascading Style Sheets in a later lesson. Okay, one final thing for me to show you here in the Layout Editor is this right here. If you click on this little triangle that's marked Head, you will open up a pane in this document window. There will be, by default, some items already in here. These are elements that are written into the Head portion of the document. What is that exactly? Well, when you load a page into a browser window, there is the part that you see and that's what written into the Body portion, which is this portion of the page here. Then there are a number of instructions that you don't see, that are used exclusively by the browser. Those are written into the head portion of the page right here. They correspond to a set of objects called Head objects here in the Objects Palette, so you can place objects from here directly into the page here. In fact, GoLive is pretty smart. So if you grab one of these objects and drag it into the body of the page, it's going to automatically put it in the right spot which is up here in the head portion of the page.