Scheme Block Delimiter Coloring - MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER MX 2004-EXTENDING DREAMWEAVER Manual

<stringEsc>
Description
Contains a text string that represents the delimiter of a string escape character. Multiple
tags are allowed.
stringEsc
Attributes
None.
Example
<stringEsc><![CDATA[\]]></stringEsc>
<tagGroup>
Description
This tag groups one or more tags to which you can assign a unique color and style.
Attributes
, ,
id name taglibrary
•
id="id_string"
•
name="display_name"
•
taglibrary="tag_library_id"
tags belongs.
•
tags="tag_list"
Example
<tagGroup name="HTML Table Tags" id="CodeColor_HTMLTable"
taglibrary="DWTagLibrary_html"
tags="table,tbody,td,tfoot,th,thead,tr,vspec,colw,hspec"

Scheme block delimiter coloring

The
blockStart
block delimiters. The following values are valid values for the
Note: Do not confuse the
innerText
This value tells Dreamweaver to color the block delimiters the same as the default text of the
scheme inside them.
The Template scheme provides an example of the effect of this scheme. The Template scheme
matches blocks of read-only code that are colored gray because you cannot edit them. The block
delimiters, which are the
strings, are also colored gray because they also are not editable.
,
tags
Required. An identifier string that maps color and style to this syntax item.
A string that Dreamweaver displays in the code color editor.
The identifier of the tag library to which this group of
A tag or comma-separated list of tags that comprise the tag group.
scheme attribute controls the coloring of block opening and closing strings or
blockStart.scheme
<!-- #EndEditable -->
blockStart
attribute with the
scheme
and
<!-- #BeginEditable "..." -->
/>
attribute.
tag.
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