FAQ

Whether working with a JavaScript error message dialog or a source code to-do list, the "Ctrl+G" keyboard shortcut can be used to locate line numbers by invoking the "Go To Line" dialog. HTML-Kit's "Go To Line" dialog can also be used to go to a relative line number. For example, to move 5 lines down, enter +5. -10 can be entered to move 10 lines towards the top of the document. In addition to locating line numbers, the Column and CharPos options on the Line # drop-down menu can be used to go to an absolute or a relative column or character position. The Extend Selection option selects the text between the current cursor position and the target line, column or character position. The Bookmark drop-down menu lists any bookmarks in the current document along with text fragments next to the bookmarks. To test this feature, create a few bookmarks using the "Ctrl+F2" keyboard shortcut, press "Ctrl+G" and select a line from the Bookmark list.