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see item.(2)..after this section Invisible Elements preferences

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item.(1)...Cold Fusion Markup Language tags

Before opening a Cold Fusion or Active Server Page file in Dreamweaver,
choose Edit > Preferences, then select HTML Rewriting and
turn off Fix Invalidly Nested and Unclosed Tags and Remove Extra Closing Tags.

Dreamweaver displays icons to identify blocks of Cold Fusion Markup Language (CFML) or Active Server Page (ASP) code in the Document window whenever possible.

To edit a block of CFML code from the Document window:
1 Click the CFML marker to select it.
2 In the Property inspector, do one of the following:
Click the Attributes button to edit the tag's existing attributes and
their values or to add new ones.
Click the Content button to edit the content that appears
between the opening and closing CFML tags.
If the selected tag is empty (that is, it has no closing tag),
the Content button is disabled.

If you do not see markers where you know ASP or CFML code exists,
first make sure that View > Invisible Elements is on.
If it is ON and the icons are still not visible, Dreamweaver does not recognize
the code as CFML or ASP. This can happen when conditionals are inserted
into HTML tags, as in the following ASP code:

<inport type="checkbox" name="month" value="October"
<%if month="October" then %>checked<% end if %>
>

To edit CFML or ASP code when a marker does not appear:
1 In the Document window, position the cursor near where you know
the CFML or ASP code exists.
2 Choose Window > HTML to open the HTML inspector.
3 Click the title bar or status bar of the HTML inspector.
Do not click in the middle of the inspector or you will move
the cursor away from the CFML or ASP code you want to edit.
4 Edit the code directly in the HTML inspector.
5 Press F10 to close the HTML inspector and return to the Document window.

For information about processing CFML or ASP code and
viewing the results in the Document window,
see Extending Dreamweaver overview.

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item.(2)...Invisible Elements preferences
Use Invisible Elements preferences to show or hide markers that
represent elements such as scripts, comments, and named anchors that
are not visible in the Document window. Showing invisible elements
lets you select and view them and change their properties in the Property inspector.

To change these preferences, choose
Edit > Preferences, click Invisible Elements, and
then choose elements to make visible or invisible.
A check mark next to the name of the element in
the dialog box means the element is visible.
View > Invisible Elements must be selected for the markers
representing invisible elements to appear in the Document window.

Choose from the following options:

Named Anchors Displays an icon that marks the location
of named anchors (A NAME ="") in the document.

Scripts Displays an icon that marks the location of JavaScript
or VBScript code in the body of the document. Select the icon to
edit the script in the Property inspector or to link to an external script file.

Comments Displays an icon that marks the location of HTML comments.
Select the icon to see the comment in the Property inspector.

Line Breaks Displays an icon that marks every line break (BR).
The default setting for this option is off.

Client-side Image Maps Displays an icon marking the location of
client-side image maps in the document.

Embedded Styles Displays an icon showing the location of styles embedded
in the body of the document. If styles are placed in the head of a document,
they will not appear in the Document window.

Hidden Form Fields Displays an icon that marks the location of form fields
where TYPE="hidden."

Form Delimiter Displays a border around a form so you
can see where to insert form elements.

Anchor Points for Layers Displays an icon that marks the location of
code defining a layer. The layer itself can be anywhere on the page.
Selecting the icon selects the layer.

Anchor Points for Aligned Elements Displays an icon showing the location
of HTML code for elements that accept the ALIGN attribute. These include images,
tables, ActiveX objects, plugins, and applets. In some cases, the code for the
floating element may be separated from the visible object.

Backstage lbObjects Displays an icon that marks the location of
Backstage objects. The only way to modify these objects is in the
HTML inspector or in another HTML editor.

Cold Fusion Tags Displays the location of Cold Fusion tags
whose content cannot be displayed in the document window.

Active Server Page Tags Displays the location of Active Server Page tags
whose content cannot be displayed in the document window.