Integrated HTML Editor 

5. In 

the 

Java scripts box, browse or type the path to the folder where you want to 

store Java scripts. 

6. Select 

OK. 

C

HOOSING TO WRITE 

HTML 

FOR A SPECIFIC BROWSER

The HTML Editor can automatically provide suggestions for HTML tags that work for 

specific browsers. The HTML Editor offers HTML tag choices in drop down boxes.  These 

are called tag tips.   

To show tag tips 

1.  From the menu, choose Tools > Global Options. 

2. Expand 

Helper Applications and HTML Editor. 

3. Select 

Tag tips. 

4. Select 

the 

Show tag tips check box. 

Or 

Clear the Show tag tips check box to keep tag tips hidden. 

5. Select 

OK or Apply. 

The tags shown in the tag tip drop down boxes are controlled by the primary and secondary 

browsers you choose. 

To display only tag tips that apply to certain browsers 

1.  From the menu, choose Tools > Global Options. 

2. Expand 

Helper Applications and HTML Editor. 

3. Select Tag tips. 

4.  Select your first browser choice from the top list, First primary browser tags. 

5.  Select your second browser choice from the next list, Second primary browser 

tags. 

6.  Select your third browser choice from the list Secondary browser tags. 

7.  Select a color for tag tips that apply only to the third browser choice in Secondary 

browser color. 

8. Select 

OK or Apply. 

When more than one primary browser is selected, the tag tips in the drop down that are 

common to both browsers display in black. This enables you to code for two types of 

browsers, such as Netscape and IE, or two versions of the same browser. 

Example 

If you want to code for IE 5.0, but conserve backwards compatibility with 4.0, then choose 

5.0 and 4.0 as the two primary browsers. Tags in common to both are available in the tag 

tips box. Newer 5.0 tags that didn t exist in 4.0 don t even appear, which helps you code your 

HTML without having to worry about which tags may be supported or not. 

Choosing a secondary browser lets you see ALL the tags for a certain browser in a different 

color. In the example above, if you wanted to code for IE 4.0 and 5.0 but add certain tags 

from OPERA, you would select OPERA as the secondary browser. When you saw a colored 

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