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The Attribute drop-down list shows all the parameters within a selected tag,
whether they have values or not.
4. If the attribute you want is not available from the drop-down list, click Add and enter the attribute
in the pop-up dialog box. After you??™ve confirmed your entry in the pop-up dialog box by
clicking OK, your attribute appears in the Attribute drop-down list. New entries are always
uppercased in the list, but do not appear uppercased in the code if specified otherwise in the Tag
Library Editor.
5. Select the Make Attribute Editable option. The Make Attribute Editable option may seem redundant
in this dialog box, but it enables you to make a number of attributes editable in the same tag
while leaving others locked.
6. Enter a unique name for the tag??™s editable attribute in the Label field. The Label is used to identify
this specific editable attribute and is displayed in the Template Properties dialog box when the
attribute is modified. Pick a name that identifies both the tag and the attribute, like
logoTableBgColor for the bgcolor attribute of a table containing the logo.
7. Select a Type from the drop-down list. Here are the five options:
n Text: Select this type for attributes requiring a text-based value, such as the tag??™s alt
attribute.


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