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Customizing Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 13
Server formats (listed in the plus (+) pop-up menu in the Edit Format List dialog box) are
specified in ServerFormats.xml files, in subfolders of the ServerFormats folder.
Items in the formats pop-up menu for a binding in the Bindings panel are specified in
Formats.xml files, in subfolders of the ServerFormats folder. You can add entries to this menu
from inside Dreamweaver by using the Add Format dialog box.
The Tag Library Editor dialog box menu items are specified in the TagLibraries/TagImporters/
TagImporters.xml file.
Menu items for parameters in the Generate Behavior dialog box, which is part of the Server
Behavior Builder, are specified in Shared/Controls/String Menu/Controls.xml.
Items for context menus associated with ColdFusion Components are specified in
Components/ColdFusion/CFCs/CFCsMenus.xml.
Items for context menus associated with ColdFusion data sources are specified in
Components/ColdFusion/DataSources/DataSourcesMenus.xml.
Items for context menus associated with JavaBeans are specified in Components/
Jsp/JavaBeans/JavaBeanMenus.xml.
Items for context menus associated with various server components are specified in XML files,
in subfolders of the Components folder.
About menus.xml tag syntax
The menus.xml file contains a structured list of menu bars, menus, menu items, separators,
shortcut lists, and keyboard shortcuts. These items are described by XML tags which you can edit
in a text editor.
Note: Be careful when making changes to menus. Dreamweaver ignores any menu or menu item that contains an
XML syntax error.
A menu bar (tagged with opening and closing menubar tags) is a discrete menu or set of menus—
for example, theres a main menu bar, a separate Site window menu bar (which appears only in
Windows, not on the Macintosh), and a menu bar for each context menu. Each menu bar
contains one or more menus; a menu is contained in a
menu tag. Each menu contains one or more
menu items, each described by a
menuitem tag and its attributes. A menu can also contain
separators (described by
separator tags) and submenus.
In addition to the keyboard shortcuts associated with menu items, Dreamweaver provides a
variety of other keyboard shortcuts, including alternate shortcuts and shortcuts that are available
only in certain contexts. For example, Control+Y (Windows) or Command+Y (Macintosh) is the
shortcut for Redo; but Control+Shift+Z or Command+Shift+Z is an alternate shortcut for Redo.
These alternates—and other shortcuts that cant be represented in the tags for menu items—are
defined in shortcut lists in the menus.xml file. Each shortcut list (described by a
shortcutlist
tag) contains one or more shortcuts, each described by a
shortcut tag.
The following sections describe the syntax of the menus.xml tags. Optional attributes are marked
in the attribute lists with braces (
{}); all attributes not marked with braces are required.
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