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detect_in_attribute
Indicates whether to ignore everything between
start_string
and
end_string
(or between opening and closing tags if those
strings aren’t defined) even when those strings appear inside attribute names or
values. You should generally set this to
"true"
for string-delimited tags; the
default is
"false"
. For example, ASP tags sometimes appear inside attribute
values, and sometimes contain quotation marks ("); because the ASP tag
specification specifies
detect_in_attribute="true"
, Dreamweaver ignores the
ASP tags, including the internal quotation marks, when they appear inside
attribute values.
parse_attributes
* Indicates whether to parse the attributes of the tag. If this
is set to
"true"
(the default), Dreamweaver parses the attributes; if it’s set to
"false"
, Dreamweaver ignores everything until the next closing angle bracket
that appears outside quotation marks. For example, this attribute should be set to
"false"
for a tag like
cfif
(as in
<cfif a is 1>
, which Dreamweaver would be
unable to parse as a set of attribute name/value pairs).
icon
Specifies the path and file name of the icon associated with the tag. This
attribute is required for empty tags, and for nonempty tags whose contents are not
displayed in the Document window’s Design view.
icon_width
Specifies the width of the icon in pixels.
icon_height
Specifies the height of the icon in pixels
Contents
None (empty tag).
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>