Make sure that you have a unique name attribute specified. It
won't get
displayed without a name, or it may be overridden if it has a
duplicate
name.
HTH,
Randy
> I have implemented a custom CodeColoring XML file for
Dreamweaver CS3. The
> code coloring itself is working fine. My syntax is
colored properly in code
> view. However, my CodeColoring scheme does not appear in
Dreamweaver's
> preferences. This makes it impossible for an end-user to
modify the color
> scheme.
>
> Does anyone know why a particular CodeColoring scheme
would not appear in the
> preferences? Is there some kind of registration required
or additional XML tag
> required to get it to show up there?
>
> The same CodeColoring XML file works fine in earlier
versions of Dreamweaver,
> including appearing in the Preferences.