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Editing tags
If you add a new tag, you must name it in the Basic tab of the Web Settings Element Inspector, describe its function, and set various options relating to its structure and content.
To edit a tag:
1 Create a new tag, enter its name without the enclosing greater than (>) and less than (<) characters in the Name text box, and press Enter.
2 Enter a description in the Comment text box, and press Enter.
3 Choose one of the following from the Structure pop-up menu:
Block creates a block-level container element that can contain other elements, such as the <BODY> tag. Inline Visible creates an element that has visible HTML content. This element can only occur within a container element, such as the <IMG> tag.Inline Invisible creates an element that can only occur within a container element, has visible HTML content, but isn't visible itself (although it influences a visual property of the HTML content), such as the <BOLD> tag. Inline Container creates a container element that can only occur within another container element. It can have both non-HTML content as well as visible HTML content, such as the <APPLET> tag.Inline Killer is reserved for use with the <BR> tag.
4 Choose one of the following from the Content pop-up menu options to determine how Adobe GoLive treats the content of a tag when it reads or writes HTML:
Normal (default) instructs Adobe GoLive to treat the content as specified in the Structure menu.Get All Spaces instructs Adobe GoLive to read the tag without eliminating extra white space. For example, this option allows Adobe GoLive to display spaces in a <PRE> tag.Core Text uses the entire content of a tag without adding or deleting any elements. For example, this option lets Adobe GoLive read and write the non-HTML information contained in a <STYLE> tag.
5 Choose an option from the End Tag pop-up menu:
Required specifies that the tag needs an end tag and that Adobe GoLive is supposed to read and write it. Optional (do not write) indicates that the tag does not necessarily need an end tag and that Adobe GoLive is not supposed to read or write one. Optional (write) indicates that the tag does not necessarily need an end tag, but that you want Adobe GoLive to add it.
Web Settings > The HTML tab > Editing tags
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