Cursor will not go between divs

Question

I have dreamweaver open in design view, it has two block
level divs. I want
to put the cursor between them to add a title to one of the
divs, but DW
will not let me do this. Arrow key, tabbing, etc just takes
me from one div
to the other. Using teh mouse to click between the divs
simply does nothing.
It seems ridiculous to me that an editor this expensive and
popular can't
even allow you to do something so basic. Does anybody know
how to overcome
this (without going in to code view, placeing the cursor in
there, and
coming back to design view) I am in 30 day trial at the
moment and can
safely say that DW is not for me if it can't let me control
where I want to
type.
Heres my code, just in case I am somehow subverting DW's
ability to perform
this simple task:
<div style="background-color:#cccccc;">
<p style="margin:3em">I am a paragraph!</p>
</div>
... SPACE IN DESIGN VIEW
In design view, I want to click and have the cursor appear
right here so I
can beging typing my title
... SPACE IN DESIGN VIEW
<div style="background-color:#cccccc;border:1px
solid;">
<p style="margin:3em">I am a paragraph!</p>
</div>

Answer 1

Click in the first div. Select it on the QuickTag Selector
bar. Push the
right arrow once. Your insertion point will now be between
the two divs.
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"Arrdvark" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:ehccao$glg$[email protected]..
> Not sure you are understanding what I mean. Your demo
only shows that you
> have some text between your divs - I can do that much
just by going into
> code view and typing the needed text between the divs.
>
> What I am saying is that DW will not, in design view,
let me physically
> place the cursor (you know, the flashing 'I' thing)
between the 2 divs. I
> have to switch to code view to get into that part of the
document.
>
> I assume you misunderstand completely as you posted a
demo - how could
> your demo possibly show how you managed to position the
cursor while
> designing the document?
>
>
> "Alan Smithee Jr." <[email protected]> wrote in
message
> news:ehc8rn$d86$[email protected]..
>>
http://www.buddhapada.com/tests/aardvark.htm
>>
>
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