Microsoft KB Archive/206136

= FP2000: No Icon for Script, Formatting, or Inserted HTML =

Article ID: 206136

Article Last Modified on 3/4/2002

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft FrontPage 2000 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q206136



For a Microsoft FrontPage 98 version of this article, see 174425.



SYMPTOMS
When you insert an HTML, JavaScript, or Visual Basic Scripting Edition component, or add page elements (such as paragraph or line breaks), you do not see the format marks or placeholder icons that indicate you have inserted these elements on your page.



CAUSE
This behavior occurs when the Show All command on the standard toolbar is not selected (not depressed).



Method 1: Use Reveal Tags
On the View menu, click the down arrow to reveal all the commands on the menu. Click Reveal Tags.

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Use the hot key for the Reveal Tags command:

Ctrl+/

Method 2: Use the Show All command
On the Standard toolbar, click Show All to turn on the formatting marks for the page.

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Use the hot key for the Show All command:

Ctrl+*



MORE INFORMATION
The Reveal Tags command will show most major HTML tags in the body of the active document. This will not show all tags; however, it will show:

  -  tags - tags - , , and  tags - JavaScript - VB Script - Inserted HTML

The Show All command in FrontPage is designed to give you a visual representation of code or formatting that is not visible at design-time.

The following items will appear as an icon in FrontPage if Format Marks is turned on:

  - Paragraphs - Line Breaks - JavaScript - VB Script - Inserted HTML

Additional query words: fpedit script html front page

Keywords: kbprb KB206136

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