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Customizing Code View
<menugroup>
Description
Each
menugroup
tag corresponds to a type of menu. You can see the menu types that
Dreamweaver defines by selecting the Code Hints category from the Preferences dialog box.
Select Preferences from the Edit menu to display the Preferences dialog box.
Select Preferences from the Edit menu to display the Preferences dialog box.
You can create a new menu group or add to an existing group. Menu groups are logical
collections of menus that the user might want to enable or disable using the Preferences dialog
box.
collections of menus that the user might want to enable or disable using the Preferences dialog
box.
Attributes
name, enabled, id
■
The
name
attribute is the localized name that appears in the list of menu groups in the
Code Hints category of the Preferences dialog box.
■
The
enabled
attribute indicates whether the menu group is currently checked or enabled.
A menu group that is enabled appears with a check mark next to it in the Code Hints
category of the Preferences dialog box. Assign a
category of the Preferences dialog box. Assign a
true
value to enable the menu group or a
false
value to disable a menu group.
■
The
id
attribute is a nonlocalized identifier that refers to the menu group.
Contents
The
description
,
menu
, and
function
tags.
Container
The
codehints
tag.
Example
<menugroup name=
"
Session Variables
"
enabled=
"
true
"
id=
"
Session_Code_Hints
"
>
<description>
Description
The
description
tag contains text that Dreamweaver displays when you select the menu
group from the Preferences dialog box. The description text displays below the list of menu
groups. The description text might optionally contain a single
groups. The description text might optionally contain a single
a
tag where the
href
attribute
must be a JavaScript URL that Dreamweaver executes if the user clicks the link. Use the XML
CDATA construct to enclose any special or illegal characters in the string so that
Dreamweaver treats them as text.
CDATA construct to enclose any special or illegal characters in the string so that
Dreamweaver treats them as text.