Anyone really good with Dreamweaver?
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You need to use table with DIV tag. Define a small table and use the DIV tags. Put as long as text you want see it scrollable. \n\nSee http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/html/ts04/page1.asp
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Hmmm... I can't see anything "difficult" in that website.\nBut that's maybe because Im a web developer! so I assume you're not too involved with web development. \n\nThat site is just a mixture of image files (jpeg's, gif's), plus some nice CSS coding and DHTML one too if Im not wrong.\n\nIf you use Dreamweaver, you can find a CSS editor in there, but it's not as easy as everyone thinks. I recommend you to find some nice tutorials of CSS, you can find lots of them in the web. Notice: CSS is coding, so if you dont get anything at all... just copy the scripts and code they show you, see the result, and then try to understand it, in that way , little by little, youll get the idea of how this whateverlife.com site was built.
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Macromedia Studio ,Adobe GoLive ,Dreamweaver
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There is an absolutely wonderful html editor that is 100 percent free and in my opinion is on a par with Dreamweaver.  In some ways I find it better than dreamweaver and in others Dreamweaver is better.  The program is 1stPage 2000 and you can download it at http://www.evrsoft.com/ \n\nIt has 4 levels of user interface to help teach you the program and html programming too if you are so inclined. Fully supports ALL other programming formats, CSS, PHP, ASP, XML, etc, etc.\n\nTheir new version is out now too, although it is not free.
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Dreamweaver, hands down.\nNot terribly difficult to learn, but will handle every need as you go on, including all other Macromedia products too.  Not cheap, but its the best, and industry standard.\n\nNot sure what you mean by background ....\nruns on windows, dunno if mac
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I use Dreamweaver for getting the basic layout done the way I want it then I hack into it with PHPdev, nice syntax highlighting MDI text editor.\n\nAs far as I know (and I am prepared to be wrong here) the are no visual editiors (ala VB or Delphi) for PHP at the moment.
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I use Macromedia Dreamweaver, but Frontpage is as good as it comes.\nBut your choice comes of other question: What kind of website U intend to build? \nTo create simple websites, go 4 Frontpage, is one of the simplest.\nTo create professional looking web sites, with database capabilities, in a RAD environment, use Dreamweaver, even when training is a bit harder.
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Adobe DreamWeaver is about the best.
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Hoo boy....just read my blog. \n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/dreamweaver.629ok
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The advantage that Dreamweaver and Notepad share over Front page is far, far less bloated files.\n\nThere's not much of an advantage over Dreamweaver, presuming you're not paying for it, because dreamweaver's got it's own text editor, complete with syntax highlighting and manuals.\n\nThe advantage to hand-writing HTML (or any other code for that matter) is that, once you've got the hang of it, it's infinitely more powerful than using a WYSIWYG editor, since you can do everything the code will allow, not just what the particular editor does. Also, it's easier to fix code when you know what it does.\n\nEDIT: (real men use Vim)
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Not completely, no.  I'm a web designer and frequently use dreamweaver and I recently wondered the same thing.\n\nUnfortunately the problem lies with MySpace's code.  The reason you have to enter your customised code into the About Me box, is because MySpace was never originally designed to be customised.  It was put together badly using tables and has never been changed since - presumably the owner is worried that if he changes the code it will screw up 90% of everyone's pages!  \n\nSo you are left with having to "hack" the CSS and HTML.\n\nIf you google "myspace codes" you will soon realise that a lot of the solutions to things like "how do I remove the friends comments?" is to add something like:\n\n</td>\n</tr>\n</table>\n\nbecause what you are effectively doing is closing off a HTML table in the crappy myspace code.  So what this means is that because you don't actually have access to all of the myspace code, you cannot recreate it entirely in Dreamweaver.\n\nHOWEVER! There are elements that Dreamweaver can help you with, namely the CSS.  If you throw some rough DIVs and text into dreamweaver and then apply the colour styles that you want, it will generate code that you can use in your myspace styles.  You can get an idea of the existing styles that you need to customise by checking out some of the custom styles in places like this:\n\nhttp://www.myspace-help.com/\n\nAlternatively, go to my personal myspace page, here:\n\nhttp://www.myspace.com/gromitsplace\n\nand "View source".   Then scroll down until you see the beginning of my style changes, which start with:\n\n<style type="text/css">\nbody {\n\nand use them as a template for your own colour changes.  Please DO NOT use my background image or my colour scheme though...just use it to customise your own.  Add me to your friends on myspace when you're done!\n\nGood luck!
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Of course, if you want to pay Dreamweaver or FrontPage are big contenders. If you want something open source, try:\nhttp://www.nvu.com/
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borrow or buy dreamweaver. It's one of the easiest web design programs available. it's great for newbies.\nbuy an html book and learn some basics, it won't take long to pick it up. you can find some info online too. seach for html basics.
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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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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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Well, you can hand craft HTML code in notepad, which is long and tedious.  Or you can use a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) program.  In such a program you pretty much drag and drop the content into the page and organize as you see fit.\n\nSuch programs include:\nAdobe GoLive\nMicrosoft Front Page\nMacromedia DreamWeaver\n\nI have used GoLive and DreamWeaver.  DreamWeaver is easier but if you use alot of Photoshop for image editing then GoLive might be for you.\n\nNOTE:  I would reccommend learning at least some HTML coding (by hand) before you jump into another program.  These programs do not always do what you think they should be doing and if you understand basic HTML coding you can fix what the program is doing wrong.\n\nGood luck and Have FUN!
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You should use a graphics program for this. Macromedia Fireoworks is a good one (an it integrates with Dreamweaver very well). It is available for a free 30 day trial at macromedia.com\n\nAnother more robust program is Photoshop.\n\nDreamweaver does not have the ability to make graphics.