Dreamweaver Advanced: The magical uses of tag Selector

Dreamweaver, as an excellent Visual Web Editing tool, provides us with a complete set of Visual Web production platform, so that your Web site development efficiency is greatly improved. Today we're going to talk about the application of the tag Selector, and you'll find yourself moving away from the boring code by Dreamweaver's built-in powerful tag library.

The most direct benefit of the tag selector is that we don't have to memorize the parameters defined by so many pure code, and others need to write a lot of code to achieve the effect that we can easily do through it.

Insert IFrame

The IFRAME framework, although not very friendly in browser compatibility, does have a wide range of applications. We can embed it in any part of the Web page, which is good for improving the flexibility of page layout. Of course, the code of the IFRAME related to the writing of a lot of people headaches, today we are through the Dreamweaver tag Selector to insert an IFRAME framework, do not require you to write a code of the method.

Click on the menu "insert" → "label" and go to "tag Selector". Mouse in the left label category list in order to select "Markup Language tag" → "html Tags" → "page elements" in the Right tab list, select "IFrame", click the "Insert" button to complete, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1

The system will automatically go to the "tag Editor", and then forget the annoying manual writing code, all you have to do is to fill in the required iframe parameters according to the prompts. If you are not very familiar with some of the options, you can click on the "tag Information" in the dialog box and the detailed labeling help should give you an authoritative explanation, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2

The advantage of being proficient with the "tag Editor" is that as long as the standard HTML tags are available, the program does not have all of the insert tags in a visual operation, but we can make up for it by using the tag checker described below.