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 Tips and Tricks for Dreamweaver 4  By macromedia

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This article contains some tips, tricks, and hints for using Dreamweaver 4 more effectively and efficiently. Window resizing Creating a layout table underneath text Drawing multiple layout cells Debugger shortcuts Refreshing the asset palette Adding keyframes to a timeline Troubleshooting layer animations
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Getting Started


 Which to use: frames or tables?  By macromedia

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Which to use: frames or tables? In Dreamweaver 4 you can use frames or tables to implement most Web page layouts. Deciding which to use can often be confusing. Frames are most commonly used for navigation. A Web page can use one frame to hold the navigation menu and another frame to hold the page content. Since the navigation menu is in a frame, a visitor to your site can click a menu item and the content will appear in the content frame, but the navigation menu does not change at all. This can keep the user oriented within your site.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Getting Started


 Using Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver 3 and 4  By macromedia

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Using Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver 3 and 4 You can separate appearance from content (or style from substance) Using Cascading Style Sheets in Dreamweaver 3 and 4 (CSS). This article explains what Cascading Style Sheets are and how they relate to individual HTML tags (such as ) and the Dreamweaver HTML Styles. It also describes how to use CSS in individual documents and throughout your site.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Getting Started


 Creating master/detail pages (ColdFusion)ub  By macromedia

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Creating master/detail pages (ColdFusion) You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create master/detail ColdFusion pages. A master page is a page that lists database records and corresponding links for each record. When the user clicks a link, a detail page opens displaying more information about the record Creating master/detail pages (ColdFusion) You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create master/detail ColdFusion pages. A master page is a page that lists database records and corresponding links for each record. When the user clicks a link, a detail page opens displaying more information about the record
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Building Common Apps


 Creating master/detail pages (PHP)  By macromedia

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Creating master/detail pages (PHP) You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create master/detail PHP pages. A master page is a page that lists database records and corresponding links for each record. When the user clicks a link, a detail page opens displaying more information about the record.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Building Common Apps


 Creating master/detail pages (ASP.NET)  By macromedia

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Creating master/detail pages (ASP.NET) You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create master/detail ASP.NET pages. A master page is a page that lists database records and corresponding links for each record. When the user clicks a link, a detail page opens displaying more information about the record. Creating a master page
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Building Common Apps


 Using the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX custom tags for ASP.NET  By macromedia

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Using the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX custom tags for ASP.NET This article describes the custom tags used by Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to support its ASP.NET server behaviors. You can use these custom tags in your own code to more rapidly build dynamic pages.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Building Common Apps


 Migrating from Macromedia HomeSite to Macromedia Dreamweaver  By macromedia

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Migrating from Macromedia HomeSite to Macromedia Dreamweaver MX Macromedia HomeSite users will be happy to know that the latest version of Macromedia Dreamweaver MX has a new look—an integrated workspace similar to that of Homesite. Users will also recognize many HomeSite coding features now incorporated into Dreamweaver MX. These changes to Dreamweaver improve the hand-coder user experience, and should make HomeSite users feel right at home. This tutorial introduces the Dreamweaver MX workspace and showcases coding features, with reference to the HomeSite workspace and features, then helps HomeSite users set up a Dreamweaver site.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > HTML Editing


 Getting information about the browser with JavaScript  By macromedia

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Getting information about the browser with JavaScript If you've been looking for a way to give cutting-edge content to visitors with the latest browsers, yet not leave users with older browsers out in the cold, detecting browser version, platform, and capabilities with JavaScript may be the answer. Browsers report all kinds of useful information. Find out how to use it to your advantage.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > HTML Editing


 Using Dreamweaver 4 with Visual Source Safe on a Macintosh  By macromedia

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Using Dreamweaver 4 with Visual Source Safe on a Macintosh Dreamweaver 4 lets you integrate with an existing MetroWerks (MW) Visual SourceSafe (VSS) database using the Dreamweaver Site window and Define Sites dialog box. However, in order to use this integration feature, you must have ToolServer installed on your system, and you must verify that the Macintosh Programmer's Workshop (MPW) mwcm tool is installed in the ToolServer/Tools folder. (ToolServer is a small application that makes it possible to run MPW commands in a stand-alone mode.) Note: MetroWerks has discontinued release of their Visual SourceSafe tool for the Macintosh, MPW/ToolServer. Currently, there is no known product that can accommodate Visual SourceSafe for the Macintosh. The legacy information below is, however, being preserved for users who still have these tools available.
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  Category: Home > Dreamweaver > Collaboration



  
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