In Source view, the HTML Editor provides shortcut keys for a variety of operations. The following tables list the editor-specific shortcut keys, divided by function:
To |
Press |
Move left one character. |
LEFT ARROW |
Move right one character. |
RIGHT ARROW |
Move left to the beginning of a word. |
CTRL+LEFT ARROW |
Move right to the beginning of a word. |
CTRL+RIGHT ARROW |
Move to the beginning of the line |
HOME |
Move to the end of the line. |
END |
Move up one line. |
UP ARROW |
Move down one line. |
DOWN ARROW |
Scroll text up one line. |
CTRL+UP ARROW |
Scroll text down one line. |
CTRL+DOWN ARROW |
Move up one page (the number of lines visible in the current window). |
PAGE UP |
Move down one page (the number of lines visible in the current window). |
PAGE DOWN |
Move to the beginning of the document. |
CTRL+HOME |
Move to the end of the document. |
CTRL+END |
Display the GoTo Line box to move to a specific line. |
CTRL+G* |
Move to the next matching brace ( } ). This feature is useful when you are writing script using JavaScript (ECMAScript). |
CTRL+] |
Set or clear a bookmark. |
Hold down CTRL and press KK |
Go to the next bookmark. |
Hold down CTRL and press KN |
Go to the previous bookmark. |
Hold down CTRL and press KP |
Remove all bookmarks. |
Hold down CTRL and press KL |
To |
Press |
Extend selection one character left. |
SHIFT+LEFT ARROW |
Extend selection one character right. |
SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW |
Extend the selection one word to the left. |
CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW |
Extend selection right one word. |
CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW |
Extend the selection to either the start of the current line or the start of the text on that line. |
SHIFT+HOME |
Extend selection to the end of the line. |
SHIFT+END |
Extend selection up one line. |
SHIFT+UP ARROW |
Extend selection down one line. |
SHIFT+DOWN ARROW |
Extend selection up one page. |
SHIFT+PAGE UP |
Extend selection down one page. |
SHIFT+PAGE DOWN |
Extend the selection to the beginning of the document. |
CTRL+SHIFT+HOME |
Extend the selection to the end of the document. |
CTRL+SHIFT+END |
Extend the selection to the matching brace ( } ). This feature is useful when you are writing script using JavaScript (ECMAScript). |
CTRL+SHIFT+] |
Select the current word. |
CTRL+W |
Select the entire document. |
CTRL+A |
Toggle between vertical and horizontal selection mode. |
Hold down CTRL and press RS |
To |
Press |
Toggle between inserting and replacing text. |
INSERT |
Delete the selection or, if there is no selection, the character to the left of the cursor. |
BACKSPACE |
Delete the selected text without placing it on the Clipboard. |
DELETE |
Cut the current line to the Clipboard. |
CTRL+M |
Delete the current line without copying it to the Clipboard. |
CTRL+SHIFT+M |
Delete the word to the right of the insertion point. |
CTRL+DELETE |
Delete the word to the left of the insertion point. |
CTRL+BACKSPACE |
Cut the selected text to the Clipboard. |
CTRL+X or SHIFT+DELETE |
Copy the selected text to the Clipboard. |
CTRL+C or CTRL+INS |
Insert the Clipboard contents at the insertion point. |
CTRL+V or SHIFT+INSERT |
Swap characters around the insertion point. For example, AC|BD becomes AB|CD. |
CTRL+T |
Swap the current and previous words, or transpose words around an operator. For example, transpose apple = fruit to fruit = apple. |
CTRL+SHIFT+T |
Swap the current and previous lines. |
ALT+SHIFT+T |
Change the selected text to lowercase characters. |
CTRL+U |
Change the selected text to uppercase characters. |
CTRL+SHIFT+U |
Undo the last editing action in the current line. |
CTRL+Z or ALT+BACKSPACE |
Restore the previously undone action. |
CTRL+Y or ALT+SHIFT+BACKSPACE |
Show or hide spaces and tabs (toggle). |
Hold down CTRL and press RW |
Replace spaces with tabs in selected text. |
CTRL+Q* |
Replace tabs with spaces in selected text. |
CTRL+SHIFT+Q* |
Indent selected lines right one tab stop. You can change tab stop settings in the Tabs Options dialog box. |
TAB* |
Move selected lines left one tab stop. |
SHIFT+TAB* |