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• The casesensitive attribute specifies whether the pattern is case-sensitive. The possible
values for the
casesensitive attribute are true, false, or a subset of the comma-separated
list that you specify for the
doctypes attribute. The list of document types lets you specify that
the pattern is case-sensitive for some document types but not for others. The value defaults to
false if you omit this attribute. If the casesensitive attribute is a value of true, the Code
Hints menu will open only if the text that the user types exactly matches the pattern that the
pattern attribute specifies. If the
casesensitive attribute is a value of false, the menu
appears even if the pattern is lowercase and the text is uppercase.
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The menuitem tag.
Container
The menugroup tag.
Example
<menu pattern="CGI." doctypes="ColdFusion">
<menuitem>
Description
This tag specifies the text for an item in a Code Hints pop-up menu. The menuitem tag also
specifies the value to insert into the text when you select the item.
Attributes
label, value
{icon}, {texticon}
• The label attribute is the string that Dreamweaver displays in the pop-up menu.
• The value attribute is the string that Dreamweaver inserts in the document when you select
the menu item. When the user selects the item from the menu and presses Enter or Return,
Dreamweaver replaces all the text that the user typed since the menu opened. The user typed
the pattern-matching characters before the menu opened, so Dreamweaver does not insert
them again. For example, if you want to insert
&, which is the HTML entity for ampersand
(&), you can define the following
menu and menuitem tags:
<menu pattern="&">
<menuitem label="&amp;" value="amp;" texticon="&"/>
The value attribute does not include the ampersand (&) character because the user typed it
before the menu opened.
• The icon attribute, which is optional, specifies the path to an image file that Dreamweaver
displays as an icon to the left of the menu text. The location is expressed as a URL, relative to
the Configuration folder.
• The texticon attribute, which is optional, specifies a text string to appear in the icon area
instead of an image file. This attribute is used for the HTML Entities menu.
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None.