User manual KAWAI 200 CLASSIC CONSOLE

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Part number: ZCS50M100 Contents About This Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . xiii xiv xiv xv xv Intended audience . [. . . ] The Versions tab is for extending the tag sets against which you can validate, and the Values tab is for validating regular expressions. These are unnecessary for a standard HTML 4. 0 document, so this configuration is complete. 10 In the Add Required Attribute dialog box, enter alt and click OK. 11 Click OK. 12 Back in the Settings dialog box, click Apply. Note For an example of validating against the XHTML 1. 0 specification, see "Configuring the validator for XHTML" on page 105. Running the validator You can run the validator for the current document or for a selected tag. However, validating a tag only checks the contents of the specific tag; for example, it does not check if a tag has an end tag or if the tag is in the wrong place in the document. Note If you validate both CFML and HTML in a single document, the validator cannot assess the pound sign (#). This is because, in CFML, the single pound sign is an error and the double pound sign is correct; while in HTML, the double pound sign is an error and the single pound sign is correct. To validate the current document: 1 Select Tools > Validate Current Document. The Validation Results pane displays a "No errors or warnings" message or lists the syntax errors that it found. 2 Double-click an error message to highlight it in the document. You can then correct the code as needed. To validate the contents of a single tag, do one of the following: · Position the cursor inside the tag and select Tools > Validate Current Tag. · Position the cursor inside the tag and press F6. · Use Tag Chooser to insert the tag from whatever directory you want. For more information, see "Selecting a tag from Tag Chooser" on page 53. Setting namespace precedence This section explains how to set the order in which the program searches namespace directories for a tag definition. To set the priority of namespaces: 1 In the Options > Settings > Tag Definitions Library pane, click Up and Down as necessary to set the list in the appropriate order. The namespace at the top of the list receives the highest priority. 126 Chapter 7 Using Web Development Languages 2 3 If you do not want to search a namespace at all, clear the Enabled option for it. If you want the current document's type to receive the highest priority regardless of the precedence set in this pane, select Current document's namespace receives highest priority. For information about how a document's namespace is determined, see "How a language is detected" on page 99. 4 If you need the namespace to be treated as an XML application; for example, to disallow minimized boolean attributes such as <dl compact> (instead of <dl compact="compact">), then select the XML Based check box for the namespace. Click Apply. 5 You can click Reset to Defaults at any time to reset the list to its default values. Editing tag definitions You can change a tag's definition from Tag Inspector, but the preferred method for changing a tag definition is to edit the VTM file directly, using VTML tag editors. For more information about creating or modifying tag editors, see "Creating a tag definition file" on page 202. To edit a tag definition using a VTML tag editor: 1 2 Open the VTM file from the appropriate language folder in \Extensions\TagDefs. Right-click a tag, and select Edit Tag to change its attributes and values. This method supports tag editors, Tag Inspector, Tag Insight, and Tag Tips (F2 in tag). It also ensures that these display properly on computers that are set for Large Fonts. To edit a tag definition using Tag Inspector: 1 Click Edit Tag Definitions to open the Tag Definitions Library dialog box. The left pane lists all of the installed languages. You can edit the definitions list by using Add and Remove. [. . . ] XHTML Extensible Hypertext Markup Language. Reformulation of HTML as an XML application. It is almost identical to HTML 4. 01, but more strict and clean. It is designed to replace HTML, and it works on most existing HTML browsers. [. . . ]