Editable Regions in Dreamweaver?

Question

Hello, I have a bit of a dilemma in Dreamweaver right now,
and was wondering if anyone may know of a potential solution. I'll
try to be as clear and understandable as possible.
When I go to build a webpage layout in Photoshop for
importing in to Dreamweaver, once I use the slice tool to prepare
my page for output, my page is turned into images. I have no
problem with this, except for when I need to place certain editable
elements (such as text, for example), over them inside of
Dreamweaver, which is where it becomes a problem.
My question is, how would one go about creating these
"backgrounds" (is that what they are called?) in a fashion that
allows content to be placed there, without Dreamweaver treating it
as an image and therefore resulting in the disability to place
content there?
I hope somebody is able to understand this and will be able
to help me out.. thanks in advance! =)

Answer 1

Taking a Fireworks comp to a CSS-based layout in Dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/fireworks/articles/web_standards_layouts_pt1.html
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"djdk224" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:fma2r1$8f9$[email protected]..
> Hello, I have a bit of a dilemma in Dreamweaver right
now, and was
> wondering if
> anyone may know of a potential solution. I'll try to be
as clear and
> understandable as possible.
>
> When I go to build a webpage layout in Photoshop for
importing in to
> Dreamweaver, once I use the slice tool to prepare my
page for output, my
> page
> is turned into images. I have no problem with this,
except for when I need
> to
> place certain editable elements (such as text, for
example), over them
> inside
> of Dreamweaver, which is where it becomes a problem.
>
> My question is, how would one go about creating these
"backgrounds" (is
> that
> what they are called?) in a fashion that allows content
to be placed
> there,
> without Dreamweaver treating it as an image and
therefore resulting in the
> disability to place content there?
>
> I hope somebody is able to understand this and will be
able to help me
> out..
> thanks in advance! =)
>