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claim an ASP document and if their respective
weaver assigns the document to ASP-JS (because, alphabetically, ASP-JS is first).
If Dreamweaver cannot map the file extension to a document type, Dreamweaver opens the document as a text file.
Customizing workspace layouts
Dreamweaver lets you customize the workspace layout, including which panels are in the specified layout, as well as
other attributes such as the positions and sizes of the panels, their collapsed or expanded states, the position and size
of the application window, and the position and size of the Document window.
The workspace layout is specified in XML files stored in the Configuration/Workspace layouts folder. The following
sections describe the syntax of the XML tags. Optional attributes are marked in the attribute lists with curly braces
( ); all attributes not marked with curly braces are required.
{}
<panelset>
Description
Outermost tag, which signals the start of the panel set description.
Attributes
None.
Contents
This tag may contain one or more
Container
None.
Example
<panelset>
<!-- panelset tags here -->
</panelset>
<application>
Description
Specifies the application window's initial position and size.
Attributes
rect, maximize
• specifies the position and size of the application window. The string is in the form "left top right bottom"
rect
specified as integers.
•
is a Boolean value:
maximize
The default value is
true
Contents
None.
Container
This tag must be contained in a
canRecognizeDocument()
,
application document
if the application window should be maximized on startup;
true
.
tag.
panelset
functions return equal values, Dream-
, or tags.
panelset
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otherwise.
false