In addition, the panel contains a complete reference on Web-related accessibility
issues from UsableNet. Not only does the Reference panel offer the proper syntax for any code in
question, it also displays the level of browser support available in most situations. Moreover, you don??™t have
to dig through the tag lists to find the information you need??”just highlight the tag or object in question
and press the keyboard shortcut Shift+F1.
FIGURE 6-21
To quickly look up a tag, select it in the Tag Selector or in Code view and then press Shift+F1 to open the
Reference panel.
You have three different ways to open the Reference panel:
n Choose Window ??? Reference.
n Click the Reference button on the toolbar.
n Use the Shift+F1 keyboard shortcut.
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To find reference details for the attributes of an HTML tag, a JavaScript object, or a CSS style
rule included on a Web page, open Code view and select the code in question prior to choosing
Shift+F1 or clicking the Reference button on the toolbar.
To look for information about code not included in the page, follow these steps:
1. Display the Reference panel by choosing Window ??? Reference or using the keyboard shortcut
Shift+F1. The Reference panel appears as a tab in the Results panel.
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