Next, you'll use the Tag Chooser to wrap a div tag around one of the images on the page. You can then assign margins, borders, or colors to the image as you desire. There are a variety of ways to wrap a div tag around an image; this section explains how to use the Tag Chooser, which helps you insert any tag and add appropriate attribute values.
Open the index.html file, if it's not already open.
In Design view, click the Cafe Townsend banner graphic (banner_graphic.jpg) to select it.
Switch to Code view by clicking Code view in the Document toolbar, or by selecting View > Code View.
You'll see that the code for the selected image is selected in Code view. Make sure the entire img tag is selected, including the opening and closing angle brackets.
If it isn't already enabled, select View > Code View Options > Word Wrap to enable word wrap.
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the selected text, and then select Insert Tag from the pop-up menu.
The Tag Chooser appears.
In the Tag Chooser, expand the HTML Tags category, followed by the Formatting and Layout subcategory; then select General.
A list of tag names appears in the right pane; select div from that list.
NOTE
You can also select the HTML Tags category, and then select the div tag in the right pane, without first expanding Formatting and Layout.
Click Insert.
A tag editor for the div tag appears.
In the tag editor, select the Style Sheet/Accessibility category and enter banner in the ID text box.
Click OK to close the tag editor and insert the tag.
Dreamweaver inserts the div tag in your page, wrapping it around the image tag.
