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Ways to customize Dreamweaver

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Container

None.

Example

<tagspec tag_name="happy" tag_type="nonempty" render_contents="false" 

content_model="marker_model" icon="happy.gif" icon_width="18" 
icon_height="18"></tagspec>

How custom tags appear in the Design view

The way that custom tags appear in the Design view of the Document window depends on 
the values of the 

tag_type 

and 

render_contents 

attributes of the 

tagspec 

tag. (See 

.) If the value of 

tag_type 

is 

"empty"

, the icon specified in the 

icon 

attribute appears. If the value of 

tag_type 

is 

"nonempty" 

but the value of 

render_contents 

is 

"false"

, the icon appears as it would for 

an empty tag. The following example shows how an instance of the 

happy 

tag defined earlier 

might appear in the HTML:

<p>This is a paragraph that includes an instance of the <code>happy</code>
tag (<happy>Joe</happy>).</p>

Because 

render_contents 

is set to 

"false" 

in the tag specification, the contents of the 

happy 

tag (the word 

Joe

) are not rendered. Instead, the start and end tags and their contents 

appear as a single icon.

For nonempty tags that have a 

render_contents 

value of 

"true"

, the icon does not appear 

in the Design view; instead, the content between the opening and closing tags (such as the 
text between the tags in 

<mytag>This is the content between the opening and 

closing tags</mytag>

) appears. If View > Invisible Elements is enabled, the content is 

highlighted using the third-party tag color specified in Highlighting preferences. 
(Highlighting applies only to tags defined in tag database files.)

To change the highlighting color of third-party tags:

1.

Select Edit > Preferences, and select the Highlighting category.

2.

Click the Third-Party Tags color box to display the color picker.

3.

Select a color, and click OK to close the Preferences dialog box. For information about 
selecting a color, see Using Dreamweaver.