The HTML Editor can automatically provide suggestions for HTML tags that work for specific browsers. The HTML Editor offers HTML tag choices in drop down boxes. These are called tag tips.
W hen more than one primary browser is selected, the tag tips in the drop down that are common to both browsers display in black. This enables you to code for two types of browsers, such as Firefox and Internet Explorer, or two versions of the same browser.
For example, if you want to code for IE 5.0, but maintain backwards compatibility with 4.0, then choose 5.0 and 4.0 as the two primary browsers. Tags in common to both are available in the tag tips box. Newer 5.0 tags that did not exist in 4.0 do not appear, which helps you code your HTML without having to worry about which tag are supported.
Choosing a secondary browser lets you see ALL the tags for a certain browser in a different color. In the example above, if you wanted to code for IE 4.0 and 5.0 but add certain tags from OPERA, you would select OPERA as the secondary browser. When you saw a colored tag in the tag tips box, you would know it was an OPERA tag, which may or may not work in IE or Firefox helping you to decide whether to insert the particular tag.
To show tag tips
On the main menu, click Tools > Global Options (or press ALT+F7).
Expand the Helper Applications node, expand the HTML Editor node, then click Tag tips The HTML Editor Tag tips options appear.
Configure options as described below.
To show tag tips, select the Show tag tips check box. Clear the Show tag tips check box to keep tag tips hidden.
To display tag tips that are supported only by the first primary browser, select the browser in the First primary browser tags list.
To display tag tips that are supported by the first and second primary browser, select the browser in the Second primary browser tags list.
To display tag tips that are supported by the secondary browser, select the browser in the Secondary browser tags list.
To specify a color for the tags that are supported by the secondary browser, select the color in the Secondary browser color list.
To specify how long the tag tips take to appear, in the Tag tips delay in milliseconds box, type a time for the HTML editor to wait before showing tag tips.
To capitalize all tag tips, select the Capitalize tag tips check box. Clear the Capitalize tag tips check box to leave tag tips in lower case.
Click Apply if you are going to make changes to other pages; click OK to save changes and close the Global Options dialog box.