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Web Export
Introduction
Getting Started
Install the Plugin
Create or open a project
Export the Artboard
Export Artboard Dialog
File Name
Subdirectory
Page Title
Web Page Template
Expected HTML Output
Stylesheet Name
Artboard Stylesheet template
Expected Stylesheet output
Script Page options
Images
Export Folder
Server
Alternative Fonts
Scale to fit
Centering the page
Styles Inline
Style via Classes
Markup Only
Outline Elements
Keyboard Navigation
Add Data Name
Add Image Compare
Auto Refresh
Export type
Reset Artboard
Addressing Export Issues
Messages Console
Export types
Keyboard Shortcuts
Responsive Pages
Dynamical page that grows in height
Modifying Individual Elements
Elements and Sub Elements
Styling elements
Element Options
Changed Properties
How to section
Creating Code Blocks
How Exporting Works
Single Page Application API
Element Tokens
Template Tokens
Setting up a server
Putting your site online
Code Block Snippets
Other Features
Learning by Videos
WordPress Integration
Example Packages
Web Developers
Non Web Developers
Debugging
Version
Support
License
Feature and Bug Reports
Related Plugins
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Subdirectory
The subdirectory field in the export folder
Currently when you want to export you must always manually choose the folder you want to export to. But you may want to export to a sub directory.
Use the subdirectory field to export to a specific directory in the export folder.
For example, let's say you choose to export to the directory, "Users/exports/".
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/Users/exports/
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Normally the page would be exported to
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/Users/exports/page.html
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But if you set the subdirectory to something like, "pages" as shown below, the page will be exported to, "Users/exports/pages/page.html":
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/Users/exports/pages/my-page.html
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