Creating your first website – Part 3: Adding content to pages - insert/formatting...

text using split view and typing in a Return in Mac OSX right after the end of the text you want to make a header out of does not create an end paragraph in the code view for me. It does create a CR LF in the code view but not an end paragraph tag (</p>).
I had to go into the design text to create an end paragraph in the code view.
Also putting the cursor on the heading "Inside Tesla Mortors" and clicking on heading 2 from the properties format list creates a <h2> </h2> line right below the text and in Design view there is at least two extra lines created. None of this is going like your tutorial said.
Any ideas?
Dave V.

I seem to be able to work in Design view just fine but the tutorial shows that I'm suppose to be in code or split view.
You're supposed to be in Spilt View.
Split View (Split Vertically) - working in Design View on the RHS and observing - learning - what DW does in Code View on the LHS.
Here is the screen print of some of the text in his tutorial that shows code view not Design view. I'm confused.
Yes, I've seen the article
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/first_website_pt3.html
The screenshot shows Split View - not Code View.
Work in Design View on the RHS of Split View.

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Date: Sun, 20 Feb 2011 15:55:20 -0700
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