Working in Two Windows or Tabs
Working with Two Windows or Tabs for Ease of Editing
Quite often you'll want to work with two windows or two tabs open at the same time so that you can edit and save your content in one window and preview the changes in another.
Likewise, you may want to work on two areas of your site at the same time. For example, you might want to upload an image to your File Upload page while working on your Home page. These instructions may vary slightly depending on the browser you are using.
Work in two windows at the same time
- Login to your website.
- Navigate to the first area of your site that you want to work with.
- In Firefox, Internet Explorer, use the keyboard shortcut:
- On a Windows PC: Ctrl-N
- On a MAC: Cmd-N
- Navigate to the next area of your site that you want to work with.
Another browser window will now be open.
NOTE: You will not have to login to your site for the second window. You browser will recognize that you are currently logged in.
Work in two tabs at the same time
- Login to your website.
- Navigate to the first area of your site that you want to work with.
- In Firefox, Internet Explorer, use the keyboard shortcut:
- On a Windows PC: Ctrl-T
- On a MAC: Cmd-T
- Navigate to the next area of your site that you want to work with.
Another tab will now be open in your current browser window.
NOTE: You will not have to login to your site for the second tab. You browser will recognize that you are currently logged in.
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