Scheme processing
Adobe Dreamweaver has three basic code coloring modes: CSS mode, Script mode, and Tags mode.
In each mode, Adobe Dreamweaver applies code coloring only to particular fields. The following chart indicates which fields are subject to code coloring in each mode.
Field | CSS | Tags | Script |
|---|---|---|---|
defaultText | X | X | |
defaultTag | X | ||
defaultAttribute | X | ||
comment | X | X | X |
string | X | X | X |
cssProperty | X | ||
cssSelector | X | ||
cssValue | X | ||
character | X | X | |
function keyword | X | ||
identifier | X | ||
number | X | X | |
operator | X | ||
brackets | X | X | |
keywords | X | X |
To make the process of defining schemes more flexible, Adobe Dreamweaver lets you specify wildcard and escape characters.