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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX can be customized in many ways, allowing you to work in a
manner thats familiar, comfortable, and efficient for you. This article describes advanced
methods for customizing Dreamweaver MX, with a focus on hand-editing configuration files.
Note: The information in this article applies only to Dreamweaver MX. Earlier versions of Dreamweaver used
somewhat different configuration files and formats.
About customizing Dreamweaver
There are a variety of general approaches to customizing Dreamweaver. Several of these
approaches are covered in Dreamweaver Help (Help > Using Dreamweaver); only the advanced
technique of hand-editing configuration files is discussed in detail in this article.
The following are some of the general approaches to customizing that are covered in
Dreamweaver Help. These approaches are not discussed in this article.
Arrange your workspace any way you want it.
Change settings in dialog boxes in Dreamweaver. You can set preferences in a variety of areas,
including accessibility, code coloring, fonts, highlighting, and previewing in browsers, all using
the Preferences panel (Edit > Preferences). You can also change keyboard shortcuts, using the
Keyboard Shortcut Editor (Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts).
Add third-party extensions to Dreamweaver using the Extension Manager (Help >
Manage Extensions).
The following are some of the ways you can customize Dreamweaver by editing configuration
files; for more information, see the rest of this article.
Rearrange the objects in the Insert bar, create new tabs to reorganize the objects, or add new
objects. See “Modifying the Insert bar” on page 5.
Change the names of menu items, add new commands to menus, and remove existing
commands from menus. See “About customizing Dreamweaver menus” on page 9.
Change browser profiles or create new ones. See “Working with browser profiles” on page 20.
Change how third-party tags (including ASP and JSP tags) appear in the Document windows
Design view. See “Customizing the interpretation of third-party tags” on page 23.
Another approach to customizing Dreamweaver is to create your own extensions. For more
information, see “Extending Dreamweaver: Basics” on page 23.
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1Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MXMacromedia Dreamweaver MX can be customized in many ways, allowing you to work in a manner that’s familiar, comf

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10To create new commands that are automatically placed in the Commands menu, use the History panel. Alternatively, you can use the Extension Manager t

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 114 Cut an entire menuitem tag, from the <menuitem at the beginning to the /> at the end. 5 Place the inse

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12Changing keyboard shortcutsIf the default keyboard shortcuts aren’t convenient for you, you can change or remove existing shortcuts or add new ones.

Página 5 - Modifying the Insert bar

Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 13• Server formats (listed in the plus (+) pop-up menu in the Edit Format List dialog box) are specified in Serv

Página 6 - To reload extensions:

14<menubar>DescriptionProvides information about a menu bar in the Dreamweaver menu structure.Attributesname, {app}, id, {platform}nameThe name

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 15<menuitem>DescriptionDefines a menu item for a Dreamweaver menu.Attributesname, id, {app}, {key}, {platf

Página 8 - Changing FTP mappings

16file The name of an HTML file containing JavaScript that controls the menu item. Specify a path to the file relative to the Configuration folder. (F

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 17<shortcutlist>DescriptionSpecifies a shortcut list in the menus.xml file.Attributes{app}, id, {platform}

Página 10 - To move a menu item:

18name A name for the command executed by the keyboard shortcut, in the style of a menu item name. For example, the name attribute for the F12 shortcu

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 19Creating new document typesDreamweaver configuration files specify filename extensions, server models, and oth

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2About customizing Dreamweaver in a multiuser environmentYou can customize Dreamweaver to suit your needs even in a multiuser operating system such as

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20For example, the Comment object takes text input from a text area in a dialog box, then uses a simple JavaScript function to turn that text into an

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 21• You can include !Error and !Warning within the !ELEMENT or the !ATTLIST area.• !msg messages can contain onl

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22Creating and editing a browser profileCreate a browser profile by modifying an existing profile. For example, to create a profile for a future versi

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 23Extending Dreamweaver: BasicsDreamweaver is designed to be extensible. It includes a JavaScript interpreter, s

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24For example, ASP files contain—in addition to regular HTML—ASP code for the server to interpret. ASP code looks almost like an HTML tag, but is mark

Página 18 - Customizing page designs

Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 25tag_name The name of the custom tag. For string-delimited tags, tag_name is used only to determine whether a g

Página 19 - Customizing the Tag Chooser

26detect_in_attribute Indicates whether to ignore everything between start_string and end_string (or between opening and closing tags if those strings

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 27How custom tags appear in the Design viewHow custom tags appear in the Design view of the Document window depe

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28To allow Dreamweaver to rewrite HTML in more kinds of files:1 Choose Edit > Preferences and select the Code Rewriting category.2 Select either of

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 3Deleting configuration files in a multiuser environmentWhen you do something within Dreamweaver in a multiuser

Página 23 - Extending Dreamweaver: Basics

4<item>DescriptionSpecifies a configuration file that Dreamweaver should ignore.Attributesnamename The path to the configuration file, relative

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 5To add new file types to the menu in the File > Open dialog box:1 Make a backup copy of the Extensions.txt f

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65 Find the category tag representing the tab you want to move or copy the object to.6 Find the location within the tab where you want the object to a

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 75 Paste the tag into its new location. Be sure to paste the tag in a location that isn’t inside any other categ

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8To create a simple object:1 In Dreamweaver, choose File > New.The New Document dialog box appears.2 In the Category column on the left, choose Oth

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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 9For example, the following line (from the Macintosh file) indicates that files with a .html filename extension

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