DTD Schema Editor Text Tab

To display the DTD schema editor in Stylus Studio, select File > New > DTD Schema from the Stylus Studio menu bar.

Alternative: In Stylus Studio, open a file with .dtd as the file name extension. Stylus Studio automatically opens the file in the DTD schema editor.

Use the Text tab of the DTD editor to enter the text for a DTD schema. You must know DTD syntax and keywords.

Buttons

Change Font changes the font of the text display in Stylus Studio. This change affects only the Stylus Studio display. Beyond personal preference, this is useful for localization. The fonts that are available are the fonts that can display the characters in your XML file.

Open Schema allows you to open an external DTD, if the DTD has one. However, this is not yet supported.

Indent and Validate are not active when you are viewing the text for a DTD.

For More Information

Chapter 8Defining Document Type Definitions

What Is a DTD?

Defining Elements in DTDs

About Modifiers in Element Definitions in DTDs

Defining General Entities and Parameter Entities in DTDs

Adding Comments to DTDs

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