MACROMEDIA ColdFusion Server 5, Руководство пользователя

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Navigating a document structure in the Tag Tree 77
Navigating a document structure in the Tag Tree
The Tag Tree is located in the top pane of the Tag Inspector tab of the Resources
window. It is helpful for inspecting and navigating a document’s structure. You can
easily configure it to display just the tag sets you want.
You can edit all of the code in a document without needing to work directly in the
editor, by using the Tag Tree and Tag Inspector together. For information about Tag
Inspector, see
“Editing code in the Tag Inspector” on page 79 .
To use the Tag Tree:
1 Open the drop-down list at the top of the pane to select an outline profile.
For more information, see “About outline profiles” on page 77 .
2 Click a tag in the tree to quickly locate it in the document. Press Shift+Ctrl and
double-click to select the entire tag block.
If the selected tag supports attributes, they are displayed, with their values, in the
Tag Inspector pane.
3 To update the Tag Tree as you edit the document, click the Refresh button on the
Tag Tree toolbar.
4 To display the contents of the selected tag in a single node on the Tag Tree, click
the Collapse button on the Tag Tree toolbar.
Note
The tag body must be collapsed in the Tag Tree to collapse it in the document.
About outline profiles
Outline profiles let you restrict the Tag Tree display to specific tag sets. Outline
profiles are written in the Visual Tools Markup Language (VTML) and are saved in
the \Extensions\Outline Profiles folder. They fully support ColdFusion Server 5.
The default set of outline profiles gives you a lot of options for filtering the Tag Tree
display, but you can easily customize profiles.
To create or customize an outline profile:
1 In the editor, open an outline profile in \Extensions\Outline Profiles folder and
examine its syntax. They are written in the Visual Tools Markup Language
(VTML). The VTML markup identifies the tags that are recognized in the profile.
2 If you are editing an outline profile, make a backup copy of the .vtm file.
3 Edit the outline profile or, to create a new outline profile, save the file with a new
name and then make changes to it.