For example, let??™s say you start with an opening
tag and then begin to enter your headings and
tags. As you enter the closing characters after each tag, Dreamweaver completes the proper tag. If,
after all other tags are closed you type in the closing characters, Dreamweaver will finish the final
tag automatically.
There are actually a couple of different styles of Code Completion and you can choose which
one you??™d prefer??”or none at all??”from the Code Hints category of Preferences. All the various
options are covered in Chapter 4 in the ???Customizing Your Code??? section.
In addition to straight text, Dreamweaver offers several types of attribute values, each with its own special
type of drop-down list:
n Color: When a color-related attribute is entered, Dreamweaver displays a color palette and eyedropper
cursor for sampling the color. When a color is picked, its corresponding hexadecimal
value is entered into the code.
n Font: For attributes requiring the name of a font, such as the
tag??™s face attribute,
Dreamweaver displays the current font list of font families (such as Arial, Helvetica, sans serif), as
well as an option to edit that list.
n Style: Enter the class attribute in almost any tag, and you see a complete list of available CSS
styles defined for the current page.
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