With each letter that you type, Dreamweaver
homes in on the indicated tag.
3. When the proper tag is highlighted, press Enter (Return) and the code is inserted. Alternatively,
you can scroll down the list and double-click the desired tag to insert it.
4. To add attributes to the tag, enter a space. The attribute list for the current tag is displayed.
5. As with the tag, type until the desired attribute is highlighted in the list and then press Enter
(Return). Attributes are, for the most part, followed by an equals sign and a pair of quotes for the
value. The cursor is positioned in between the quotes.
6. Enter the desired value for the attribute.
7. If the attribute can only accept a certain range of values, such as the align attribute, the
accepted values also appear in the Code Hints pop-up list. If you choose one of the specified values,
the cursor moves to the end of the name-value pair after the closing quote.
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8. Enter a space to continue adding attributes or enter the closing tag bracket, >.
9. Insert any content to follow the opening tag.
10. When you??™re ready to add the closing tag, just type the first two characters adds the rest of the tag.
Dreamweaver??™s Tag Completion feature is really quite intelligent and can easily handle any number of nested
tags.
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