MACROMEDIA DREAMWEAVER 8-DREAMWEAVER API Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 22)

Creating and editing a browser profile

Create a browser profile by modifying an existing profile. For example, to create a profile for a

future version of Microsoft Internet Explorer, you can open the profile for the most recent version

of Internet Explorer that has a profile, add any new tags or attributes introduced in the new

version, and save it as a profile for the new version.

Note: Before you create a browser profile for a new version of a browser, check the Macromedia Exchange for

Dreamweaver site at www.macromedia.com/exchange/dreamweaver to see if Macromedia has supplied a browser

profile that you can download and install using the Extension Manager.

To create or edit a browser profile:

1 Using a text editor, open an existing profile.

If you’re creating a new profile, open the profile that most closely resembles the profile you

intend to create, then save the file under a new filename.

2 If you’re creating a new profile, change the name that appears on the first line of text in the file.

(Two profiles cannot have the same name.)

3 Add any new tags or attributes that you know are supported by the browser, using the syntax

shown in “About browser-profile formatting” on page 20.

If you don’t want to receive error messages about a particular unsupported tag, add it to the list

of supported tags. If you do this, save the profile in a separate file with a new filename (such as

Browsername x.x limited). Giving this alternate profile a new name preserves the original

profile with only the tags that are truly supported.

4 Delete any tags or attributes that are not supported by the browser.

This step is probably unnecessary if you are creating a profile for a new version of Netscape

Navigator or Internet Explorer, because browsers rarely drop support for tags.

5 Add any custom error messages according to the syntax shown in “About browser-profile

formatting” on page 20.

The profiles that come with Dreamweaver list all supported tags for the specified browsers. To

add a custom error message to a tag, add

!msg="message" after !Error. For example, this

information appears in the Netscape Navigator 3.0 profile (along with other attributes not

shown here):

<!ELEMENT HR name="Horizontal Rule" >

<!ATTLIST HR

COLOR !Error

To add a custom error message enter !msg= and then your error message, in quotation marks:

<!ELEMENT HR name="Horizontal Rule" >

<!ATTLIST HR

COLOR !Error !msg="Internet Explorer 3.0 supports the COLOR tag in

horizontal rules, but Netscape Navigator 3.0 does not."

You can use !Error for all error situations, or you can use !Warning to indicate that a tag will

be ignored but will not actually cause an error.

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