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Node Browser

View, search and manage the component structure of a page

The Node Browser lets you view and manage the entire structure of a page. It is especially useful for intricate designs and larger, more complex pages.

Components can be dragged and dropped from the Node Browser to the Editor and vice versa. Components can also be dropped directly into the Node Browser.

Search/Filter Components

To filter down to specific Components you can use the search field, located at the bottom of the Node Browser.

Right-Click Options

The Node Browser has the following options when right-clicking on a Component in the Node Browser.

Menu command
Action

Rename

Edit the title of the selected Component.

Duplicate

Duplicate a single component and/or all sub components.

Duplicate without Content

Will duplicate the selected Component without any of the Child components.

Convert to Global

Convert the current selection into a Global.

Unlink from Global

Unlink the current selection from a Global.

Select Similar

Will select all matching Components in the Node Browser.

View Help…

Opens the default System browser with the Help page for the selected Component.

Remove

Deletes the currently selected Component.

Right clicking on the Page Title at the top of the Component Tree gives you a list of available pages you can switch too.

Keyboard Shortcuts

As well as dragging and dropping, you can use keyboard shortcuts to move components in the Node Browser. Watch the video below to learn more about this advanced feature:

The following is a list of keyboard shortcuts for moving nodes within the Node Browser and Editor.

Action
Keyboard Shortcut

Select Previous Sibling

Option+Up arrow

Select Next Sibling

Option+Down arrow

Select Parent

Option+Up arrow

Select Child

Option+Down arrow

Move Up

Option+Command+Up arrow

Move Down

Option+Command+Down arrow

Move to Parent

Option+Command+Left arrow

Move to Child

Option+Command+Right arrow

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