Cut and Paste code

Question

I would like to add a second header immediately below
"header1" in one of the Dreaweaver CSS templates (and resize it to
fit my needs later).
Not being a pro in code, it seems to me that the simple
solution should be to go into the the Split view (design and code),
double-click on the <div#header>, and copy and paste the
hi-lighted code. But nothing happens.
Am I missing something? This is a timely issue, can somebody
out there help me?

Answer 1

Your method should work fine, but you need to be aware that
the same ID
attribute cannot be present on more than one page element for
any given
page, so, you would not only need to modify the ID of the
pasted container,
but you would likely also need to add a new selector to the
rule for the
original container, e.g.,
<div id="header">...
<div id="header2">...
and
#header, #header2 { ... }
or
#header { ... }
#header2 { ... }
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>I have used one of the Dreaweaver CSS templates and would
like to add a
>second
> header immediately below the first (and resize it to fit
my needs later).
>
> Not being a pro in code, it seems to me that the simple
solution should be
> to
> go into the the Split view (design and code),
double-click on the
> <div#header>,
> and copy and paste the hi-lighted code. But nothing
happens.
>
> Am I missing something? Am I being stupid (I'm often
quite good in that
> department)? This is a timely issue, can somebody out
there help me?
>