Dreamweaver. Help with behaviours and images please.?
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that can be done with dreamweaver, but there's also another alternative, maybe you can try visiting this site\n\nwww.dynamicdrive.com
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For a beginner, you did a great job! I really like your layout. Congratulations! :)\n\nMy suggestion is that just read tutorials on the net and in time, you'll be able to make much more improved websites. Also try to add interesting & unique content on your site and dont forget to promote it too. :)
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in dreamweaver you have to create a table and then put the pic in side of the table at the bottom of the screen will be a menu bar and from their you can put the pic where you want it.  Dreamweaver doesnt have many freedoms
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Well to be honest, it sux. But as a beginer thats OKAY. In fact GOOD JOB. But u gotta improve. Always give a pretty attracting background image, it will look better and use some buttons rather text. Use dreamwaver,, its the best web designing software.\n\nNeo
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The best way to find answers for Dreamweaver questions like this is to go to the Dreamweaver support site at Macromedia. Since your Dreamweaver may be running on a Mac or some other platform it is hard to answer your question directly.\n\nYou can go here and find your solution:\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?event=search&mode=simple&search_text=upload&product=SG_Dreamweaver
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I strongly recommend you use Dreamweaver.
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ok, well, one that pop-up blockers dont stop goes like this... \n\n 1. Select say a hyperlink or image (only place the blinking type cursor in the \nmiddle of the hyperlink, dont highlight it) \n 2. Once selected go to your  "Tag" tab on the right of dreamweaver \n 3. click the behaviours tab inside of that \n 4. click the + sign to add a behaviour, \n 5. choose "open a browser window" \n 6. set the properties for the window (whether it has address bars.etc and size) \n 7. choose how you want the behaviour to be activated (onclick, mouse over, on \npage load.etc) \n\n\n now test the site and you should get a pop-up window  depending on what you \nset to activate the bahaviour. so you can make the window open on page load, \nclicking and other stuff. I love the behaviours list. \n\n\n anyone know where to get some good free behaviours from
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litterally nothing.\n\nI just got 8 and recently became certified in Dreamweaver and was tested on MX.....maybe 4 links or quicker ways to do something is bout it.  not worth updating.
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you should view your pages in several browsers to make certain they llok good in all of them before making your site avail able to the general public.\n\nyour site is very generic and in internet explorer 6.0 on windows xp your text is covering up the image of the dog.\n\ni see you used microsoft word to write your pages with. word make an awful mess out of web pages. you should delete what you have done so far and start over using this\n\n★★ COFFEECUP HTML EDITOR ★★\n\n◙ Most of the professional web designers that don't know HTML and Style Sheets or don't want to take the time to type it all in by hand in notepad use Macromedia (now owned by Adobe) Dreamweaver. But Dreamweaver is difficult for beginners to catch on to.\n\n\n◙ Here is the wysiwyg html editor a beginner should use the first few times they make a site. It is much easier than Dreamweaver. Search the web for Coffeecup tutorials for help with it.\n\n☞ http://www.coffeecup.com/\n\n◙ In this editor you can write html and style sheets by hand, select the HTML tags from menus or you can use the wysiwyg (what you see is what you get) editor where you just drag things around the screen and the editor writes all the coding for you. Then all you need to then is click on FILE/SAVE AS to save it to your hard drive and upload it to your hosted web site.\n\n◙ Here is a great forum to get help with various types of HTML editors\n\n☞ http://www.webmasterworld.com/html_editors/
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You'd be best to learn a little about CSS. It will help you in both situations. And if you are really interested in cross-browser design, use Dreamweaver instead.
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If you need information on Dreamweaver and free study links for Dreamweaver then you might need to search on google a little bit.\n\nhere are some of the links that can help you.\n\nDreamweaver 8 for Dummies\nhttp://rapidshare.de/files/11919271/For.Dummies.Dw.8.Oct.2005.rar.html\npass = flmsdown.com\n\nTutorial Site\nhttp://www.webthang.co.uk/\n\nDreamweaver (The missing manual)\nhttp://rapidshare.de/files/10955284/OReilly.Dreamweaver.8.The.Missing.Manual.Dec.2005.eBook-BBL.GFX.rar             \n password :hitsgarden.com\n\n\nVideo Tutorials\nhttp://www.wz2k.co.uk/pages/downloads.php?pageNum_rsDownloads=0&totalRows_rsDownloads=53 \n\nThere are lot others that you can get for free but they need a little bit time for searching. You can see at the references or other partner sites from the above given sites.\n\nSearch for ebooks and you will find hundreds of them.
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use dreamweaver its the best and stay away from the minibar
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Dreamweaver provides perfectly fine code. As always, certain people, for whatever reason, have certain agendas, and pass off nonsense onto the unsuspecting, hoping to create a meme.\n\nThe people telling you Dreamweaver is somehow inferior seem to have conveniently forgotten that it's pretty much the defacto standard for Web design. If you don't believe it, go to your local bookstore and see how many Web design magazines mention Dreamweaver. Then count up the number that mention FrontPage, any other HTML WYSIWYG editor, and these faboulous "coding sites" of which they speak.\n\nThat said, there is nothing like knowing exactly what you want done and coding only that which is needed to accomplish what you are after.
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I would suggest Crimson Editor http://www.crimsoneditor.com it's free, has built in FTP support, and also supports syntax highlighting to make reading the code easier.\n\nYou can also download a trial copy of Macromedia Dreamweaver® 8 at http://www.adobe.com/downloads/
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Good luck!  Those are tough programs to learn.\n\nIf you get stumped with Dreamweaver, try this program...EZLAVA Web Site Builder.  It's a powerful alternative.
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www.macromedia.com the tutorial is with the free trial of dreamweaver..you are better off getting fireworks as well..great for designing the website and the two go hand in hand
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Hi karan\nIts really easy and not a thing to worry, happened a lot with me too, lolz. Am telling you straight solution, Open the pages in notepad and see the source of the images, define them correctly and save. There you go, they are working now. If you are saving both html pages and images in the same directory then you needn't define the whole path but just the name of the image, but defining the whole path is always a better option. A permanenet solution for you is to upload the images to a local server and then define their path and save it in your webpages. It will insure that they will work online too. And Dreamweaver is really a good Web Designing software, and dude, its really easy then all these craps like webpagemaker v2 and all.\n\ns2b