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Coding
Last updated 11/30/2015
2 Select Tag Library pop-up menu, and select a tag library.
3 Type the name of the new tag. To add more than one tag, separate the tags’ names with a comma and a space (for
example: cfgraph, cfgraphdata).
4 If the new tags have corresponding end tags (</...>), select Have Matching End Tags.
5 Click OK.
Add attributes to a tag
1 In the Tag Library editor (Edit > Tag Libraries), click the Plus (+) button and select New Attributes.
2 In the Tag Library pop-up menu, select a tag library.
3 In the Tag pop-up menu, select a tag.
4 Type the name of the new attribute. To add more than one attribute, separate attributes’ names with a comma and a
space (for example: width, height).
5 Click OK.
Edit libraries, tags, and attributes
Use the Tag Library editor to set properties for a tag library and edit tags and attributes in a library.
Set properties for a tag library
1 In the Tag Library editor (Edit > Tag Libraries), select a tag library (not a tag) in the Tags list.
Note: The properties for tag libraries appear only when a tag library is selected. Tag libraries are represented by the top-
level folders in the Tags list; for example, the HTML Tags folder represents a tag library, while the abbr folder within the
HTML Tags folder represents a tag.
2 In the Used In list, select every document type that should use the tag library.
The document types you select here determine which document types provide code hints for the given tag library.
For example, if the HTML option is not selected for a given tag library, code hints for that tag library don’t appear
in HTML files.
3 (Optional) Enter the prefix for the tags in the Tag Prefix box.
Note: A prefix is used to identify a tag in the code as part of a particular tag library. Some tag libraries don’t use prefixes.
4 Click OK.
Edit a tag in a tag library
1 In the Tag Library editor (Edit > Tag Libraries), expand a tag library in the Tags list and select a tag.
2 Set any of the following Tag Format options:
Line Breaks Specifies where Dreamweaver inserts line breaks for a tag.
Contents Specifies how Dreamweaver inserts the contents of a tag; that is, if it applies line break, formatting, and
indentation rules to the content.
Case Specifies the case for a specific tag. Select from Default, Lowercase, Uppercase, or Mixed Case. If you select
Mixed Case, the Tag Name Mixed Case dialog box appears. Type the tag with the case Dreamweaver should use
when inserting it (for example, getProperty) and click OK.
Set Default Sets the default case for all tags. In the Default Tag Case dialog box that appears, select <UPPERCASE>
or <lowercase>, and click OK.