The HTML Property Sheet helps you code HTML. It contains all of the tags and attributes used by the major browsers: Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
For the user who wants their Web pages to look great in every browser, the HTML Property Sheet is an invaluable tool: it presents the tags and their attributes to you in a list sorted by browser-compatibility.
All the attributes of each tag are listed in the HTML Property Sheet under browser headings, showing what browsers support each attribute. So, if you want to avoid attributes particular to certain browsers, it is easy to do so. Essentially, the guesswork is taken out of how your Web page will look under different browsers. In conjunction with Code Completion, you can now create documents faster than ever before.
For the beginner, the HTML Property Sheet offers a fun and easy way of experimenting. Unfamiliar with a tag or attribute? Just use the top panel of the Property Sheet to add code to your document and see how it affects your Web page. Also, every tag and every attribute has help that is displayed in the bottom panel of the HTML Property Sheet. With this sort of practice, it will only be a short time before you become familiar with the entire HTML language.
On the View menu, select the submenu Resource Manager.
In the Resource Manager submenu, click on HTML Property Sheet.
For further information, take a look at the help topics listed below.
Also see Code Completion for a quick way of inserting tags into your document.