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The
Dreamweaver work area comprises many other panels. Here are just
a few: The Code inspector shows the code that browsers use to display
the document as a Web page. To show or hide the Code inspector,
choose Window > Code Inspector.
Changes you make in the Document window are immediately reflected
in the Code inspector. When you enter HTML into the Code inspector
and then click outside the inspector, corresponding changes appear
in the Document window. For more information, see Using the Code
view (or Code inspector).
For minor editing of HTML tags, you can use the Quick Tag Editor
instead of the Code inspector. To display the Quick Tag Editor,
press Control+T (Windows) or Command+T (Macintosh), or choose Modify
> Quick Tag Editor. For more information, see Editing an HTML
tag in the Design view.The Reference panel provides detailed information
about the HTML tag you are working on, including tag attributes.
You can open the Reference panel from the Window menu, the Launcher
bar, or the Code inspector.
Changes you make in the Document window are immediately reflected
in the Code inspector. When you enter HTML into the Code inspector
and then click outside the inspector, corresponding changes appear
in the Document window. For more information, see Using the Code
view (or Code inspector).
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