Joseph W. Lowery
"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"
For information about editing Library entries, see the section
???Editing a Library Item,??? later in this chapter.
While the Library item is highlighted, notice that the Property inspector also changes. Instead of displaying
the properties for the HTML object that is selected, the item is identified as a Library item, as shown in
Figure 29-2.
FIGURE 29-2
The Library Item Property inspector identifies the source file for any selected Library entry.
You can also see evidence of Library items in the HTML for the current page. Open the Code inspector, and
you can see that several lines of code have been added. The following code example indicates one Library
item:
class=???fineprint???>Copyright © 2007
In this case, the Library item happens to be a phrase: Copyright (c) 2007. (The character entity
© is used to represent the c-in-a-circle copyright mark in HTML.) In addition to the span wrapping
the copyright, notice the text before and after the HTML code. These are commands within the comments
that tell Dreamweaver it is looking at a Library item. One line marks the beginning of the Library item: