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Export HTML

Unless you specify otherwise, when you export a sliced Fireworks document, you export an HTML file and its images. To define how Fireworks exports HTML, you use the HTML Setup dialog box.

Fireworks generates pure HTML that can be read by most web browsers and HTML editors. By default, the export specifies UTF-8 encoding.

There are a variety of ways to export Fireworks HTML:

  • Export an HTML file, which you can later open for editing in an HTML editor.

  • Export each page in a Fireworks file to a separate HTML file.

  • Copy HTML code to the Clipboard in Fireworks, and then paste that code directly into an existing HTML document.

  • Export an HTML file, open it in an HTML editor, manually copy sections of code from the file, and paste that code into another HTML document.

  • Export HTML as Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) layers and XHTML.

  • Use the Update HTML command to make changes to an HTML file you've previously created.

    Fireworks lets you export HTML in Generic, Dreamweaver, Microsoft® FrontPage®, and Adobe GoLive® formats.

    Note: Adobe Dreamweaver shares a tight integration with Fireworks. Fireworks handles the export of HTML to Dreamweaver differently than it handles export to other HTML editors. If you are exporting Fireworks HTML to Dreamweaver, see Working with Dreamweaver.

    The export method of getting Fireworks HTML into other applications is ideal if you are working in a team environment. This method divides the workflow into segments so that one person can perform a task in one application, and another can take over at a later time using another application.