I have problems with placing tables in dreamweaver. They just dont stand in one place. Where could I learn it?
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I checked your site, all seems ok. u placed the table inside a div with center alignment which is right, i really dont see the problem, please make it more clear
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Chk out http://www.webweaver.nu/  Its a gud one...\n\nGud Luck :-)
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Tables are formed within margins and only divide the central part into portions.\n\nTurn on the Drawing tool and click on the Line tool. Holding the Shift key to keep the line straight bisect the page from top to bottom. Repeat from left to right.\n \nRight-click the first line (top to bottom) and choose Format Auto shape. Under the Layout tab, choose Centre for the Horizontal alignment. \n\nRight-click on the other line(left to right) and choose Format Auto shape. Under the Layout tab choose Advanced. Choose the Picture position tab and then make the Vertical alignment centered.\n \nThis will divide the whole page into four equal parts and you can choose whether to delete the lines when you have the document finished or not.
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use HTML or CSS. If you want to make a website effortless, download Dreamweaver from Macromedia.com \nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/\nI suggest taking the tour first.\nor get Yahoo! Site builder which is very easy to do. heres the link \nhttp://webhosting.sbc.yahoo.com/ps/sb/index.php"\nYahoo! Site Builder\nIf you have any questions about html or css, go to this site\nhttp://www.msfrug.com/pages/resources.htm\nMs.Frug.com. This site can help you. Just click on the links.\nAfter your done designing your page post on the internet using Yahoo! Small Business or using other web-hosting sites.
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How this even comes down to a dead heat is beyond me.\n\nIf you are going to code in ASP.NET 2.0, use Visual Web Developer Express. Otherwise, there's no contest: Dreamweaver is the vastly superior tool.
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i think you might want to try to use some css to control your tables look and feel. mabey something like this...
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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 they kind of got away from the grid layout because you can't really trust it - it forces every item on the web page to use Absolute positioning....\n\nWeb pages are being built more and more using StyleSheets even microsoft accepts this...\n\nThere are a couple of things you can do\n\n1.  Learn to use Div's and stylesheeets\n2.  Use Tables  - everyone does this to line things up \n3.  Force VB 2005 to use Absolute positioning like 2003 did\n\n  Tools> Options\nCheck "Show All Settings"\n\nHTML Designer>CSS Positioning > Change to Absolute
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Since you are a beginner I would recommend only tables, because CSS has got lot of cross browser issues. btw, you can alos use iframes to display webpages inside another webpage.
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Most web hosting services have their own site layout tools that you can use, but honestly the best program is already on your computer.  Either Notepad (windows) or TextEdit (mac).  If you do a search on "how to" and "HTML" you should find a lot of pages on the internet that teach you HTML.  It's better to know the basics and do hard coding before moving on to professional programs.  I know this because I had an ex gf that is better with web design than I am, but she always used Dreamweaver.  However, when she went for a web designer position, they asked her one question and she didn't know the code because she was used to the program doing all the work, when it would have benefited her to learn how to hard code first.
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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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no where near enough information about what's going on.\n\n1st) what's the website - so it can be looked at\n\n2nd) Do you know if you are using CSS or tables or both?\n\n3rd) Is this site just your persona; 'for fun' site aor a business site?   (This is importnat because if it's a fun site I can help you with the alignment issues and we won't care as much about good practices and html standards - but a business site is much more important to keep clean and working right)\n\nLet me know these things via email and I'll try to steer you in the right direction
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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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I think the first thing you need to do is determine what you are trying to accomplish with your website. After that, build it using either Dreamweaver or FrontPage. Then, when you are ready to put it online, get a hosting company. I recommened http://www.hostingmyweb.com . As a matter of fact, they actually provide you with a bunch of templates to use as well. All you need to do enter the message on each page. Otherwise, if you are trying to learn how to program website, http://www.w3schools.com/ has all of the tutorials you need.
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Macromedia Dreamweaver 8\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/software/dreamweaver/\n\nYou can download a trial version from here:\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=dreamweaver\n(Requires free registration)
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Direct from Macromedia.\n\nhttp://www.macromedia.com/support/training/products/dreamweaver.html
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I recently was approached by a friend of a friend to produce them a modelling website.  I said yes.\n\nWhat i didn't tell them was i had never done a web-page before!!  Well I downloaded a program called coffeecup that gives you fairly clean code (compared to Frontpage), and used its visual editor to start.  I then looked at the code it had produced to see what was going on.  After also looking up different HTML tags and how to do tables and such, it was much easier and i was now able to write HTML without using the visual editor.\n\nI then had to tackle PHP to do a few bits.  I used these websites to get what i wanted.\n\nhttp://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/index.phtml/fid/51\nhttp://www.zend.com/php/index.php\nhttp://www.devtek.org/tutorials/image_gallery.php\nhttp://www.webdeveloper.com/\n\nAnyway i went from knowing nothing to producing a website, with changing images, a web based contact form and a shopping cart (short list) in about 2 weeks of on and off looking at it after work.\n\nIt is more than possible to learn to do web design in short amounts of time.  Obviously for more complex features it just takes longer, but i have found all information available on the web that i need.  Certainly no need for a 10,000 course.  Also simply look at the source for websites to see what others are doing.\n\nGet a project to work on, research the web and do it!\n\nGood luck and enjoy.\n\nFor my small triumph, visit http://www.seenmodels.com