Code Validation - MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER 8-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Manual

var tokens = new
displayWords(tokens);
The following lines from the Colors.xml file provide the color and style values that are seen in
the sample text and were assigned by the code coloring scheme:
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_JavascriptComment" text="#999999" italic="true"
/>
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_JavascriptFunction" text="#000000" bold="true"
>
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_JavascriptBracket" text="#000099" bold="true"
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_JavascriptNumber" text="#FF0000"
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_JavascriptClient" text="#990099"
<syntaxColor id="CodeColor_JavascriptNative" text="#009999"

Code validation

When opening a document in Code view, Dreamweaver automatically validates that the
document is not using any tags, attributes, CSS properties, or CSS values that are not
available in the target browsers that the user selected. Dreamweaver underlines errors with a
wavy red line.
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:
following sections describe these tags.
<css-support>
Description
This tag is the root node for a set of
particular browser.
Attributes
None.
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Array("Hello", "world");
property
,
css-support property
and tags that are supported by a
value
/
/>
/>
/>
/>
, and . The
value