When the hint list appears, it scrolls to blink??”the first tag in the list starting with those two letters.
If you continue typing o, blockquote is selected. All you have to do to insert it into your code is press
Enter (Return).
Following are a few other hint list hints:
n Scroll to a tag by using the up or down arrow keys.
n Double-clicking the selected hint list item also inserts it into the code.
n After the hint list is open, press Esc if you decide not to enter the selected tag or attribute.
n If an attribute has a set series of values that can be applied (for example, the
tag??™s align
attribute can only be set to left, right, or center), those values are accessible via the hint list.
n Control how quickly the hint list appears??”or even if it appears at all??”by altering the Quick Tag
Editor preferences.
The Wrap Tag mode appears initially when you have selected just text (with no surrounding
tags) or an incomplete tag (the opening tag and contents, but no closing tag). The Wrap Tag
mode is visually similar to the Insert HTML mode, as you can see in Figure 6-25.
FIGURE 6-25
Enclose any selection with a tag by using the Quick Tag Editor??™s Wrap Tag mode.
However, rather than just include exactly what you??™ve entered into the Quick Tag Editor, Wrap Tag mode
also inserts a closing tag that corresponds to your entry.
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