DW CS4 Layout question...

If I create a layout page...File, new, blank page, HTML, One column Elastic,(fixed or Liquid), column...I then deleted place holder text, and heading...then resized container to 880x550.
I now draw...using (draw AP Ap Div) small box 180x125 give it a background, and save.
Now when I check in IE Browser...the small 180x125 box will not (elastic, fixed or liquid) within my main container box??
Sure could use some help..thank you in advance!! Muddy
PS. I tried to copy and paste code below..buy could not. Advice.

muddywaters13 wrote:
If I create a layout page...File, new, blank page, HTML, One column Elastic,(fixed or Liquid), column...I then deleted place holder text, and heading...then resized container to 880x550.
I now draw...using (draw AP Ap Div) small box 180x125 give it a background, and save.
Now when I check in IE Browser...the small 180x125 box will not (elastic, fixed or liquid) within my main container box??
Sure could use some help..thank you in advance!! Muddy
PS. I tried to copy and paste code below..buy could not. Advice.
That's because AP means Absolutely Positioned and that is exactly what the browser is doing - placing the AP <div> at the co-ordinates that you specified. Whilst the rest of the elements move with the widening and narrowing of the browser window your AP <div> won't.
Give your main container <div> a position of relative in its css selector:
position: relative;
Then insert the AP <div> within the main container <div> and adjust its left, top co-ordinates, which will be taken from the top/left of the main container <div>
If you can upload your code somewhere and link to it help can be provided much easier.

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Then you'll need to wrap all three <divs> in another <div></div> and set its width to the same width as the navigation <div> - 860px and use margin: 0 auto; on the wrapper <div>. Then you can adjust the widths of the 3 <divs> inside it.
Trying to get a web page that balances up with equal length columns is a pointless exercise. You need to design taking into account that the web is not a 'fixed' medium such as a desk top publishing package. There may be some javascript methods which you might be able to resort to such as 'equal length columns' over at the Project Seven website (that's if they have that extention still available for download. I don't know have'nt been there for a while)
Wrap your address in its own <div> and float it left and then wrap your icons in their own <div> and float them right (inline css stylng is shown below)
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Hello,
I hope everyone had happy and safe holidays. Welcome to 2009.
I have a friend with a Pentium 4 system and she wants to run Photoshop CS4
Extended on it. Right now it only has 1GB of ram and while she plans to buy
a new system later this year, she would like to use the one she has now. She
can install another 1GB of ram, however the system requirements for PSCS4E
only states a 2GHz or faster processor. It doesn't state a minium specific
kind of processor.
So my question is will Photoshop CS4 Extended run on a fast Pentium 4
machine with 2GB of RAM, Windows XP Pro?
Thanks,
Robert

Bob, the problem is without knowing if it will install and run she doesn't
want to spend the money on the ram. Since Adobe doesn't state with the
requirements anything more than "2GHz or faster processor" and since a
friend of mine wasn't able to install until he added 2GB of ram to his
system we both want to make sure that it will install on a P4. Once we know
that she can then decide if she wants to spend the money on the extra ram.
If it won't install on a P4 (the installer like with the less than 2GB of
RAM won't let it) then buying the extra ram is moot and would be a waste of
money.
Robert

After Effects CS4 Exporting Question

I am creating several After Effects CS4 compositions that will be used in a Premier Pro CS4 project. Right now I am importing the AE compositions into Premiere with out exporting them first. It is real convenient to be able to click into PP and see the current changes take effect. My question is this, once I am done tweaking a composition should I be exporting it in another format or I is it ok to use the AE file as is? Am I suffering any quality loss by not going to quicktime or one of the other choices?
And in PP you hit enter to render. Is the AE equivalant hitting the space bar and playing the timeline? I see the green line above any changes but I didn't know if there is another step to maximize the quality of the finished product.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Cole

R-Cole wrote:
Am I suffering any quality loss by not going to quicktime or one of the other choices?
If you suffered any quality loss, you'd know your settings are wrong. Most commonly people make a mess of field order, which of course you can neatly avoid by using DynamicLink such as you already do. The rest is more or less a matter of personal preference and how much performance is consumed by live rendering the AE compositions vs. how much juice your machine has. You wouldn't use that workflow on very complex projects where rendering a single frame can take up to several minutes, but for straight titles and color corrections it's okay.
R-Cole wrote:
Is the AE equivalant hitting the space bar and playing the timeline?
The green line refers to frames stored in RAM, the blue ones to the disk cache, should you use it. Read the help files on how to generate RAM previews to populate both caches. After you have RAM-previewed each segement of the timeline and use the disk cache, it may be possible to get realtime spacebar playback, but there is no guarantee for that. After all, AE is primarily foicused on compositing, not RT editing. There's one caveat, however. The disk cache will only be used, if AE thinks it could not render the frames quick enough, so in your simple scenario it may never be used. And of course specific chnages will invalidate caches, so you's have to re-render. It really depends.
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