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message=" message_string "
The
message
attribute defines a message string that
Dreamweaver displays when it finds the property in a document. The message string
describes possible limitations or workarounds for the property value.
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value
Container
css-support
Example
<property name="background-color" supportLevel="supported">
<value>
Description
Defines a list of values supported by the current property.
Attributes
type, name, names, supportlevel, message,
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type="any", "named", "units", "color", "string",
or
"function"
Specifies the
type of value. If you specify
"named", "units"
, or "
color
", then either the
name
or
names
attribute must specify the value IDs to match for this item. The
"units"
value
matches a numeric value, followed by one of the units values specified in the names
attribute.
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name=" value_name "
A CSS value identifier. No spaces or punctuation allowed other
than hyphen (-). The name of one of the values that are valid for the CSS property named
in the parent property node. This can identify either a specific value or a units specifier.
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names=" name1, name2, . . . "
Specifies a comma-separated list of value
IDs
.
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supportlevel="error" , "warning" , "info" ,
or
"supported"
Specifies the level of
support for this value in the browser. If not specified, the value
"supported"
is assumed.
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message=" message_string "
The
message
attribute defines a message string that
Dreamweaver displays when it finds the property value in a document. If the
message
attribute is omitted, Dreamweaver displays a message string of “
value_name
is not
supported.”
Contents
None.