It is very easy to forget specific attributes for an HTML tag. It may also be easier to find and edit HTML elements for a specific tag if they were presented in an organized list. WebDesign provides this ability through its attribute editor.
The attribute editor will list all the attributes for a specific tag as well as access the HTML reference if you are unsure what a specific tag or attribute does. To use the attribute editor, simply click within an html tag in WebDesign's editor to have its attributes listed. If the attribute editor is not shown, you can open it by going to the Windows menu and selecting 'Show Attribute Editor'.
WebDesign's attribute editor lets you easily select colors using Apple's Color picker and automatically generates the HTML color code for you as you can see with the bgcolor attribute. It also lists all possible values for certain attributes such as the align attributes which only accepts 3 specific values. Other attributes have the More Text button which opens a new window so you can easily add lengthy text to certain attributes instead of typing it in the Value cell of the attributes list.