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Ways to customize Dreamweaver
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Customizing the appearance of dialog boxes
The dialog box layouts for objects, commands, and behaviors are specified as HTML forms;
they reside in HTML files in the Configuration folder within the Dreamweaver application
folder. You edit these forms as you would edit any form in Dreamweaver. For more
information, see Using Dreamweaver.
they reside in HTML files in the Configuration folder within the Dreamweaver application
folder. You edit these forms as you would edit any form in Dreamweaver. For more
information, see Using Dreamweaver.
To change the appearance of a dialog box:
1.
In Dreamweaver, select Edit > Preferences, and then select the Code Rewriting category.
2.
Unselect the Rename Form Items when Pasting option.
Unselecting this option ensures that form items retain their original names when you copy
and paste them.
and paste them.
3.
Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box.
4.
On your disk, find the appropriate HTM file in the Configuration/Objects,
Configuration/ Commands, or Configuration/Behaviors folder.
Configuration/ Commands, or Configuration/Behaviors folder.
5.
Make a copy of the file somewhere other than the Configuration folder.
6.
Open the copy in Dreamweaver, edit the form, and save it.
7.
Quit Dreamweaver.
8.
Copy the changed file back to the Configuration folder in place of the original. (It’s a good
idea to first make a backup of the original, so you can restore it later if needed.)
idea to first make a backup of the original, so you can restore it later if needed.)
9.
Restart Dreamweaver to see the changes.
You should change only the appearance of the dialog box, not how it works; it must still
contain the same types of form elements with the same names, so that the information
Dreamweaver obtains from the dialog box can still be used in the same way.
contain the same types of form elements with the same names, so that the information
Dreamweaver obtains from the dialog box can still be used in the same way.
For example, the Comment object takes text input from a text area in a dialog box and uses a
simple JavaScript function to turn that text into an HTML comment and insert the comment
into your document. The form that describes the dialog box is in the Comment.htm file in
the Configuration/Objects/Invisibles folder. You can open that file and change the size and
other attributes of the text area, but if you remove the
simple JavaScript function to turn that text into an HTML comment and insert the comment
into your document. The form that describes the dialog box is in the Comment.htm file in
the Configuration/Objects/Invisibles folder. You can open that file and change the size and
other attributes of the text area, but if you remove the
textarea
tag entirely, or change the
value of its name
attribute, the Comment object does not work properly.
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Remember that in a multiuser operating system, you should edit copies of configuration
files in your user Configuration folder rather than editing Dreamweaver configuration
files. For more information, see
files in your user Configuration folder rather than editing Dreamweaver configuration
files. For more information, see