how to I design a web page to fill the browser window in dreamweaver?
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That's a really bad idea. By making an image a certain size as a background image you are limiting the number of people that can visit your homepage. Also an image that size would have a very large file size. Very large file sizes like that will exceed the data transfer limit most hosts give ytou very quickly. Also some one using a dialup internet connection will curse you when they visit your site because it would probably take 20 or 30 minutes for the image to load. Aren't visitors hard enough to get as it is?
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If you are using html just use this code:\n\n<a href="URL">Link</a>\n\nif you want it to open in a new window, add target=_"blank"\n\n<a href="URL" target="_blank">Link</a>
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You could dynamically create the page using javascript and have it displayed in a frame.\n\nSo if you have a menu down the side with your game selections in a frame called menu and a display area on the right called game, when the click on the menu item, the game is displayed in the frame on the right.\n\nOr, you could instantiate another window and write the html there.\n\nThis site uses dynamic html where the page does not exist until you click.\n\nhttp://artistic-innovations.com
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wysiwyg writes the html for you as you are dragging things on the page. no need to convert it. just upload the page to the server when you are done with it. do not use frontpage. it's difficult for newbies and uses code only internet explorer can view. get dreamweaver
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If its a free site, like bravenet or geocities site, they usually have a user friendly way to set up your site. I've used a program called dreamweaver, which is a nice program to use because it already writes the codes for you, behind the scene, so you can focus more on the appearance in a visual way, which most people need.
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Dreamweaver, if I'm not mistaken, uses it's own HTML/Javascript parsing mechanism. So, there are some things that will look different in Dreamweaver vs. Safari. If you want to be sure it works, try your page in multiple browsers. Safari, Firefox, IE, Opera...
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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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Unfortunately, you have run into the bane of most web designers. Firefox tends to display, parse and interpret html pages differently than Internet Explorer and vice versa. Dreamweaver also could be causing some of the issues. My best advice is to publish locally and then preview locally through both Firefox and IE. You might also try using a third party web development kit as well so you can tweak some of the issues. There is some freeware out there like WYSIWYG Web Editor and a few others that are closer to "What You See Is What You Get". You can also code to the browser, but the KISS principle applies most of the time.
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In my experience, Dreamweaver is the most comfortable WYSIWYG software that can be used to design as well as edit code for websites or applications. Yes it has few basic Flash buttons that you can instantly use. But to get more interactive or high-end animations you may have to use Flash itself. You can then embed Flash files (swf files) into webpages using Dreamweaver. Frontpage is something I used long time back, but somehow it didn't give me that much motivation to explore creativity! You can surely use it as a practice-tool though and then move to higher end packages!\n\nAs for playing around with purchased templates, it depends on how the template was created. If it is html, you can used Dreamweaver. If it is the flash content that you need to manupulate, then you need Flash!! For the kind of presentation items you have mentioned, if you are looking for colorful still images, you may create using Photoshop or if you are planning for animations, best is using Flash!\n\nFlash and Dreamweaver are Macromedia products & Photoshop is Adobe product. Check their websites to procure Trial versions to see if this is what you are looking for!\n\nHope this was helpful!
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Its a table cell with a background image.\nBelow is the image.  This does not work in all browsers.\n\nI don't know if Dreamweaver allows background images for table cells.
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I prefer Dreamweaver.
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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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You should open your favorite web-page into a new window.\nCopying following codes into a new page with (html) extension.\n\n\n<HTML>\n<HEAD>\n<META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0">\n<TITLE></TITLE>\n\n\n<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">\nfunction Window_comment(){\n\nnew_comment = window.open('http://answers.yahoo.com','new_comment','toolbar=0,status=0,menubar=0,resizable=0,scrollbars=0,location=0,Height=500,width=500,top=100,left=100');\n\n}\n</script>\n\n</HEAD>\n\n<BODY onload="Window_comment()">\n\n</BODY>\n</HTML>\n\n\nYou can change the "Zero" with "One" if you want appear these facilities that are hide now.\n\n>>> This page don't show "new_comment" line completely, so move your mouse cursor on that line to see the whole codes.\n\nBe success
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You can do that with Javascript. Try something like:\n\n<a href="doc.html" onclick="window.open('doc.html', 'smallWindow', 'toolbar,width=150,height=100') "></a>\n\nExperiment with different width and height values until you find a good size.
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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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Your question is not clear...What kind of space you are looking for????\nWhat kind of webpage u have designed?? if you have used Java, you need linux, Unix server...If u have used Html or Asp ..u need Windows server.....
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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