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EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER CS4

Customizing Code view

Dreamweaver stores browser profiles in the Browser Profile folder inside the Dreamweaver Configuration folder. Each

browser profile is defined as a text file that is named for the browser. For example, the browser profile for Internet

Explorer version 6.0 is Internet_Explorer_6.0.txt. To support target browser checking for CSS, Dreamweaver stores

CSS profile information for a browser in an XML file whose name corresponds to the browser profile but with a suffix

of _CSS.xml. For example, the CSS profile for Internet Explorer 6.0 is Internet_Explorer_6.0_CSS.xml. You might

want to make changes to a CSS profile file if you find that Dreamweaver is reporting an error that you do not want.

The CSS profile file consists of three XML tags: css-support, property, and value. The following sections describe

these tags.

<css-support>

Description

This tag is the root node for a set of property and value tags that are supported by a particular browser.

Attributes

None.

Contents

The property and value tags.

Container

None.

Example

<css-support>

. . .

</css-support>

Description

Defines a supported CSS property for the browser profile.

Attributes

name, names, supportlevel, message

• name="property_name"The name of the property for which you are specifying support.

• names="property_name, property_name,..." A comma-separated list of property names for which you are

specifying support.

The names attribute is a kind of shorthand. For example, the following names attribute is a shorthand method of

defining the

name attribute that follows it:

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