Actions
Action Master
Action Master is a ‘proof of concept’ action that allows users to control other actions from one single action interface. If you’ve completed a site using an action and have set the action’s parameters up exactly to how you want them only to have the client change his mind then this action may just save the day. Simply attach the action to the home page of your site, select the action you wish to target, and then select the control you want to change. Both the existing value will be displayed as well as blank field for the new value. Click the ‘Replace’ button to update the values in all found actions.
Add Code
Add code to your page and see a live preview in Freeway. This works in the same way as the Insert Markup Item feature in Freeway but attempts to render the code inserted in a live preview.
Add Selector
If you are creating an external style sheet using CSSEdit or another stylesheet editor, you might become impatient with Freeway’s lack of classnames and weak support for IDs within its interface. The Extended dialog can help you add these, but it’s torturous to use. This action will allow you to apply a classname and/or an ID to nearly any element of a Freeway page.
AddSelector (inline)
This inline version of AddSelector allows you to add an ID or a classname to its enclosing text container. To use, insert this Action within a run of text.
Advance Inline Style Mover
The general description of what this actions does is…
AjaxFileListing
Create a linked list of files from a directory on your server using this Action. Requires PHP on your server and JavaScript in the browser, but falls back gracefully if JavaScript is disabled.
Anonymous
This Action removes the IDs from any elements (and their children) to which it is attached.
Anti SpamProtect your mailto links from being harvested by spambots with the Anti Spam Action from FreewayActions.com.
Applescript launcher
Script used to launch Safari and communicate between it and Freeway
audio.js
This Action uses the audio.js library to place MP3 audio players on your site. It uses the HTML5 audio tag if available or falls back to using Flash if not.
