Rebuilds the view of the whole document, no matter which text or nodes are selected.

Updating the references contained in a modular document

This command has also the side-effect of automatically updating all the references contained in a modular document (see Copy as Reference). However for a reference to be updated, the referenced document must not have been modified in XXE and not yet saved to disk. Example: document book.xml references chap1.xml, chap2.xml and chap3.xml. File chap1.xml, currently opened in XXE, has been modified then saved to disk. File chap2.xml is not currently opened in XXE. File chap3.xml, currently opened in XXE, has been modified but not yet saved to disk. Using this command will update what has been included from chap1.xml and chap2.xml, but not from chap3.xml, before rebuilding the view of book.xml.

This menu makes it easy changing the base font size of the active document view. Applies to both tree views and styled views.

	Use your mouse wheel while pressing the Ctrl key (Cmd key on the Mac) rather than use the Larger and Smaller menu items.

You may need to enable this submenu by checking "Enable the View|Display Images Submenu" in Options → Preferences, General|Features section.

Specifies how images are to be displayed in the active document view. Applies only to styled views.

Options "as thumbnails" and "as bounding boxes" have no effect on images having an intrinsic size smaller than 32x32 pixels. Such small images are always displayed normally. If the bounding box is sufficiently large, it is used to display the thumbnail (when option "as thumbnails" has been selected) and useful information about the image (file size, image size, etc). However, when the bounding box is small, some information may be elided. Therefore do not be surprised if you have selected option "as thumbnails" and that for some images, you don't see any thumbnail. Also do not be surprised if some bounding boxes contain useful information about the image and other (smaller) bounding boxes are completely empty.

Specifies whether element tags are to be displayed in the active document view. Applies only to styled views.

Specifies whether attributes, text node characters, comment characters, processing-instruction characters, are to be displayed in their entirety in the active document view. Applies only to tree views.

XXE allows to edit a document using several views at the same time, for example, the styled view, a TOC view and a tree view. Except for the XML source view, these views are “synchronized in real-time” (that is, reflect the same document content in real-time).

This menu item displays a dialog box which may be used to add new views to current document tab and/or to remove existing views from the document tab. Up to four views may be added at the top, bottom, left or right sides of the central, main view.

Below the above menu item, a menu item is added for each CSS stylesheet available for current document. Selecting the name of a stylesheet causes the document view to use this stylesheet. If a document view already uses the selected stylesheet, the stylesheet is reloaded from its file (which is very handy when developing a new CSS stylesheet).

Among these CSS stylesheet menu items, you may find an item called "XML source". This menu item behaves slightly differently from the other items. See below.