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Feature request: when formatting code, allow the <a> tag to begin on its own line, since HTML5 allows "block level links" where the <a> tag can enclose other tags like <div>s, <figure>s, etc. Thank you.
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You resurrected a very old topic from 2019. I'm moving it to a new one for you.
No feature requests are being accepted for Dreamweaver. It's in minimal maintenance status.
See below for more details:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/dreamweaver-discussions/bootstrap-5/m-p/14046967#M225831
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Thank you for your help, and for the info!
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In answer to your question, use CODE View and manually code your anchor tags as required.
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If DW did that for all <a> tags, your code could get pretty sloppy pretty fast, especially if you have multiple text links throughout a paragraph of text.
That being said, you can make DW do what you want either by manually coding, as Nancy said, or you can make your <a> tags do what you like in your Tag Library.
1. Go to Tools > Tag Library
2. Under HTML tags, highlight "a"
3. Under Tag Format, choose "Before and After Tag" for Line Breaks
4. Hit "OK"
From there on out, your <a> tags will act like block level elements.
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