This option adds a section to the HTML Syntax editor display on the window's extreme right when you work on the HTML and WML tag section, ASP commands and XML objects.
Once the Properties command is run, the properties windows is permanently displayed. If it is not, it means that no property can be associated to the selected object. When you select an object that can contain a property, then the window automatically reappears.
To modify a tag’s properties (HTML, WML and XML):
Click on the row which contains the attribute you wish to check or modify.
From the Edit
menu, select Tag Properties.
or
Click on the Tag properties 
icon on the Standard toolbar.
(You can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+P. Refer to the list
of shortcuts).
Indicate the attribute's properties.
Attribute properties:
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Tag name |
Name of the HTML tag being edited. |
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Mandatory opening tag |
If checked, this option is used to allow the start tag to be optional. This option is only available if the end tag is also optional. |
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Closing tag |
Mandatory: if you want the closing tag to be mandatory. Optional: if you want the closing tag to be optional. Forbidden: if you do not want a closing tag. |
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Compatibility |
Define the level of compatibility of the tag and the standard properties. |
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Open tags in the tag must be closed inside the tag |
Indicate the order of closing tags. |
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Do not indicate the text inside the tags |
Indicate the interpretation mode of text. |
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Structure elements |
List of elements that define the structure of a HTML document. |
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Parent elements |
List of parent elements. |
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Equivalent elements |
List of elements that are not parent elements. |
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Reset |
Restores the default values for the attribute or the tag, whichever the case may be. |
To modify the properties of an HTML tag:
Click on the row which contains the tag which you want to consult or modify.
From the Edit
menu, select Display Properties
or
Click on the Tag properties
icon on the Standard toolbar.
(You can also use the keyboard shortcut CTRL+P. Refer to the list
of shortcuts).
Specify the tag's properties.
Attribute properties (HTML, WML and XML) :
|
The attribute is mandatory |
This option allows you to specify that the attribute is mandatory. |
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The attribute is an URL address |
This option indicates that the attribute is a URL. Loaded with document allows you to automatically load the document to which the URL refers to. |
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URL Base attribute |
Identifies the attribute's base code. |
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Anchor attribute |
Allows you to specify that the attribute is anchored inside the document. |
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Reset |
Restores the default values for the attribute or the tag, whichever the case may be. |
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Defining several tags |
Click on this button to modify the values of an attribute and associate these changes to several tags. The list of HTML is displayed. Add or remove the checkmark from a tag to modify the association. |
To modify the operator properties (ASP, JavaScript, PHP) :
Click on the line containing the operator that you want to change.
From the Edit menu, select
Tag Properties
or
Click on the button Tag properties
from the Standard toolbar. (You can also use the shortcut
CTRL+P.
Refer to list of shortcuts).
Indicate the tag properties.
The properties of the ASP, JavaScript and PHP operators are:
|
Name |
Name of the operator being edited. |
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Description |
Description of the object being edited. This is merely information. |
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Template |
Libraries of definitions (classes) associated to the operator being edited. |
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Folder |
Folder with classes that contains the Template. |
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Restore |
Restore tag attributes default values accordingly. |
To modify the properties of operands (ASP, JavaScript, PHP):
Click on the line containing the attribute that you want to check or change.
In the Edit menu, click
on Tag Properties.
or
Click on the button Tag properties
on the Standard toolbar. (You can also use the shortcut CTRL+P.
Refer to list of shortcuts).
Indicate the attribute properties.
Properties of the ASP, JavaScript, and PHP operands:
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The operand is optional |
This option allows you to specify that the attribute is mandatory. When you check this box, the two adjacent fields are enabled. Indicate the Prefix and the Suffix. |
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Text box |
Enter the operand’s value. |
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Restore |
Restore the tag or attribute’s default values accordingly. |