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Inspecting translated attributes
When server markup specifies a single attribute and the attribute is represented in a Property
inspector, Dreamweaver displays the server markup in the Property inspector, as shown in the
following figure:
The markup appears whether or not a translator is associated with it. The translator runs
whenever the user edits the server markup that appears in the Property inspector.
When server markup controls more than one attribute in a tag, the server markup does not appear
in the Property inspector. However, the lightning bolt icon shows that translated markup exists
for the selected element
Note: The lightning bolt icon does not appear when text or table cells, rows, or columns are selected.
Translation continues if the user edits server markup in the panel, and a translator exists to handle that
type of markup.
The text fields in the Property inspector are editable; users can enter values for attributes that
might be controlled by server markup, which results in duplicate attributes. If both a translated
value and a regular value are set for a particular attribute, Dreamweaver displays the translated
value in the Document window. You must decide whether your translator searches for duplicate
attributes and removes them.
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Chapter 20: Data Translators
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