How can I change the color of scroll bar when I'm using Dreamweaver for websites?
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First, you'll need to switch from Design view to Code or Split view.  You'll have to edit it by inserting an HTML tag.  Take a look at this site:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/samples/author/dhtml/refs/scrollbarColor.htm\nYou could probably include the generated code in a style sheet and leave the rest of your code alone.  Hope this helps, good luck!
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I think that 3d effect with purple toolbars is only supported in Windows XP.\n\nYou'll notice that all your windows have flat blue frames, not like the fancy ones Win XP has.\n\nSo you can't help it...
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Best to use either DHTML or flash movie. The below uses DHTML and works for me just change the code to make it scroll from the side. \n\n**denotes comment**\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<style>**create a style like a CSS Cascading Style Sheet**\nspan\n{\nfont:12px arial; **set text font**\nbackground:#CCCCCC; **set background**\nposition:absolute; **position from the windows margin**\nwidth:100; **width of scrolling text**\nheight:500;**height of scrolling text**\ntop:100; **top position**\nclip:rect(0 100 100 0); **scrolling text shape = rectangle(measurements)**\n}\n</style>\n**This creates a style for the scrolling text**\n\n<script type="text/javascript">**java script insert**\nvar interval**declare variable**\nstartPosition=0 **start position of scrolling text area i.e. created rectangle**\ntopPosition=100 **top position**\nendPosition=100 **end position**\nspeed=50 **speed of moving text**\n**determines rate and position of scrolling text**\n\nfunction scrollit()**creates scrolling effect**\n{\nif (startPosition!=200)**if the start position is not 200**\n{\nstartPosition=startPosition+1 **set the starting position**\ntopPosition=topPosition-1 **set the top position**\ndocument.getElementById('display').style.clip="rect(" + (startPosition + 1) + " 100 " + (startPosition + endPosition) + " 0)"\ndocument.getElementById('display').style.top=topPosition\n**How to access an element and change the style.**\ninterval=setTimeout("scrollit()",speed)\n**set the speed and position from previous javascript**\n}\nelse **if start position is equal to 200 then do this**\n{\nstartPosition=0\ntopPosition=100\nendPosition=100\ninterval=setTimeout("scrollit()",speed)\n**set up positions and speed**\n}\n}\n\nfunction stopinterval()\n{\nclearTimeout(interval)\n**clear data stored in interval**\n}\n</script>\n</head>\n\n<body onload="scrollit()" onunload="stopinterval()">\n**load the above functions / code in main body**\n<span id="display"><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />\nscrolling text. <br />\n**text that will scroll**\n</span>\n\n**unscrolling words here**\n**all scrolling contained within <span> </span>**\n**Has these been any help**\n\n</body>\n</html>\n\nI can email you a working example if you have an email link in your profile? PS yeah you can use frontpage, you can just use notepad if you want.
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Unfortunately, Dreamweaver doesn't come with this built-in, and it doesn't appear there is an extension to do this, either.
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You are trying to fix the "title bar". That is where those words go; however, leave the scripting out of it. The title bar can be more creative, like \n\nJoin Tripod Stuff or what ever it is you are trying to draw the web crawlers to. It is a description of your site, not the http that they are navigating to.
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Here's a very simple way to do it, and of course, you can jazz it up with some css formatting:\nhttp://www.javascript-page.com/menbar.html\n\nHere's some very fancy Javascript/DHTML menus:\nhttp://dhtml-menu.com/\n\nHere's several ideas (depending on technology you're planning on using):\nhttp://www.chipchapin.com/WebTools/MenuTools/\nhttp://www.sitenavigation.net/articles.html\n\nGood luck!
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This is actually very easy to do. I also have a Darkstarlings account and make all my layouts myself. What you need to do is go to your Control Panel and click on Look and Feel (Listed direct link bellow). Scroll down to the bottom and look where it says custom CSS. The box beside it is what you put you text in.\n\nThe CSS box does not allow much coding, but it will allow you to center and break to the next line.\n\nIf you need anymore help then just IM me on yahoo or you can talk to me on Darkstarlings. My screen name on their is pink.EFFIN.killer\n\n\nHope I helped.
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Copy and paste these code lines at the beginning of your profile HTML code (wherever you have it, most likely in the editing section for your 'About Me'). \n\n<Style type="text/css"> body{ background-color:000000; scrollbar-track-color:666666; scrollbar-face-color:330099; scrollbar-highlight-color:0000FF; scrollbar-base-color:0000FF; scrollbar-darkShadow-color:0000FF; scrollbar-shadow-color:0000FF; scrollbar-arrow-color:FFFFFF; }\n\nReplace the scrollbar colors (they're in HEX format) here with the names of the colors you want.  Don't forget to put in your background color as well. The color names may have to be in HEX format but I doubt it. It would be real simple if posted your code on here, but this works too.  You may have to delete whatever code you have for your scrollbar, and make sure you close your Style type string with </Style>.
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You can try Neowin XP THEME patch. It's free and you can change any colours you prefer. YOu can find it anywhere on the net, for example here:
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use dreamweaver its the best and stay away from the minibar
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Right click on any blank space on your desktop.  Go to "properties" and choose either "background" or "appearance".  Will show you how to change the background and font color.\n\nGood Luck
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right click on task bar.properties.start menu.customize.general.\nshow on start menu.check internet and select internet explorer instead of netscape.
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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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Experienced chatters will remember the color commands from the older version of Chat. They are still available with the new version of Chat by typing the color in <>'s before the message you send to the room. For instance, "<red>hello" will show up as "hello." \nNow there is an easier way to select a color. If you click the color button (a black rectangle)above the "Chat" line, you can choose from the predefined colors or you can click on "Use Custom Colors" to use a customized color of your choice. Simply click on the color wheel and bar to select a color or fill out the color values to create a color of your liking. The command for that color will be transferred to the text in the "Chat" line, and the message you type will be displayed in that color. \n\nTo create font color effects, please follow the steps below: \n\nClick on the color button (the black rectangle) above the "Chat" line, and then click on "Use Custom Colors." \n\nNext, click on "Start a Color Blend..."\n\nSimply click on the color wheel and bar to select a color, or fill out the color values to create a color of your liking. \n\nOnce you select a color you like, click on "Add Color." Continue to do this for each color you would like to add. \n\nIf you change your mind and would like to remove a color, click on the color you want to remove and click on "Remove." \n\nWhen you are finished making your selections, click on "OK." The command for the colors you choose will be transferred to the text in the "Chat" line, and the message you type will be displayed in multiple colors.\nNext to the color button, you'll also see three buttons: "B," "I," and "U." The buttons will allow you to bold, italicize, and underline messages respectively. Click a button before you type your message and that message will be sent in the style you selected. For example, if you click "B" and type "Hello," this will send "Hello." You can also do this by typing "<b>Hello" in the "Chat" line. \n\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/chat/cjava/cjava-15.html\n\n\nmng.1432@gmail.com
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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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The toolbar will only work with certain browswers. If it isn't working, you can switch back to plain text as explained in the link below. The same method will work to switch back to html (with toolbar) if it is on text now.
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Right click on desktop>Properties. Go to Settings tab and modify the color settings there under "Color Quality".