<scheme>

Description

The scheme tag specifies code coloring for a block of code text. You can have multiple schemes within a file to specify different coloring for different scripting or tag languages. Each scheme has a priority that lets you nest a block of text with one scheme inside a block of text with a different scheme.

Attributes

name, id, priority, doctypes

  • name="scheme_name" A string that assigns a name to the scheme. Adobe Dreamweaver shows the scheme name in the Edit Coloring Scheme dialog box. Adobe Dreamweaver shows a combination of scheme name and field name, such as HTML Comment. If you do not specify a name, the fields for the scheme do not appear in the Edit Coloring Scheme dialog box. For more information about the Edit Coloring Scheme dialog box, see .
  • id="id_string" Required. An identifier string that maps color and style to this syntax item.
  • priority="string" The value ranges from "1" to "99". Highest priority is "1". Specifies the precedence of the scheme. Blocks that are inside blocks with higher priority are ignored; blocks that are inside blocks with the same or lower priority take precedence. The priority defaults to "50" if you do not specify one.
  • doctypes="doc_list" Optional. Specifies a comma-separated list of the document types to which this code coloring scheme applies. This value is necessary to resolve conflicts in which different start and end blocks use the same extensions.

Contents

blockEnd, blockStart, brackets, charStart, charEnd, charEsc, commentStart, commentEnd, cssProperty, cssSelector, cssValue, defaultAttribute, defaultText, endOfLineComment, entity, functionKeyword, idChar1, idCharrest, ignoreCase, ignoreMMTParam, ignoreTags, keywords, numbers, operators, regexp, sampletext, searchPattern, stringStart, stringEnd, stringEsc, urlProtocol, urlProtocols

Container

The codeColoring tag.

Example

<scheme name="Text" id="Text" doctypes="Text" priority="1">