Property inspectors are further defined by whether the current selection is within the tag indicated or if it contains the entire tag; this feature enables two different Property inspectors to be defined, as with the
tag. Finally, optional graphic elements are definable: a horizontal line to delineate the upper and lower portions of the Property inspector, and a vertical line to separate the object??™s name from the other parts of the Property inspector. Here is the custom Property inspector DTD: layout-engine 6.0//pi???> The HTML comment line uses the following syntax:
(The last three values of the selection attribute??”hline, vline, and serverModel??”are all optional.) For example, the Property inspector for the tag (a element) is defined as follows:
The individual sections of the definition are as follows: n tag??”The name of the tag for which the Property inspector is intended. Although it??™s not mandatory, the tag name is customarily uppercased. The tag ID can also be one of three keywords: *COMMENT*, when a comment class tag is indicated; *LOCKED*, when a locked region is to be inspected; or *ASP*, for all ASP elements.