Help exporting into Dreamweaver

I created a header and a left navigation menu using
Fireworks. I want to import the images into Dreamweaver in order to
make them into a template for my site. Can you anyone get me
pointed in the right direction on how to go about doing so? Thanks
in advance for any help.

Map all styles to tags and then use the export to HTML command.
Bob

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Exporting into Dreamweaver

Hello Everyone,
I have to start by saying, "I'm not an InDesign user, I'm the Dreamweaver user".
I'm part of a High School Education Foundation and we are working on designing and distributing a newletter via. Our newsletter designer uses InDesign and I use Dreamweaver/Joomla to publish our website.
Question - will InDesign "export" a file into the HTML or other format that can be uploaded to a web server? If yes, is the formating of the newsletter maintained in the exported HTML file?
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Thanks for your help and have a great day,
Todd

Map all styles to tags and then use the export to HTML command.
Bob

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I'm very new to fireworks, I've created a design layout in Fireworks CS5 which I've sliced up but when I export the design to Dreamweaver CS5 HTML, the buttons which I've created in Fireworks lose their functionality apart form seeing them as a link,. On the Dreamweaver side I insert Fireworks HTML into a div tag. Its probaly something very simple (hopefully) that I'm missing, any help?

Any pointers?? Please advise. Thanks.
Yes. Don't allow Fireworks or any graphics editor to create HTML for you. Use Graphics apps for Images ONLY. Save images to your DW Local Site folder. Use DW to build your HTML code, rollovers and menus.
Insert > Spry > Spry Menu.
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Hi everyone,
I want to create five seperate buttons in Fireworks CS3 and then export them over to Dreamweaver CS3.
Does the links for the buttons have to be attached in Fireworks first, or can I create the buttons export them into my Dreamweaver site and then attach the links?
The reason I'm asking is because the links in question are external links for five other sites and social network sites, and I do not have the URL's yet. However I would like to get started.
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I want to create five seperate buttons in Fireworks CS3 and then export them over to Dreamweaver CS3.
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You are best to create the buttons in Fireworks, export them to an images folder in Dreamweaver, then attach the links that way.
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(Just mentioning this very important step in case you are new to using Dreamweaver :-)
Define a site:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/140/tn_14028.html
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Did you export HTML from PShop? Graphics apps generated code is not suitable for real web pages. It's really only acceptable for quick comps to show the client before you undertake the real work of building the layout in DW with HTML & CSS code.
To center pages, you need 3 basic things.
A valid doc type declaration on the first line of your code.
A stated width in px, % or ems.
A margin-left and margin-right of auto.
Copy & paste this code into a new, blank document in DW. Save and preview in browsers.
<!doctype html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8">
<title>HTML5, centered 1-col layout</title>
<style>
body {
    margin:0;
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    padding:1%;
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</style>
</head>
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I am quite new to Fireworks and am having a little difficulty with some aspects of it.
I am building a miltiple page site, and am exporting using the the 'export CSS and Images' option from Fireworks CS4 to Dreamweaver CS4.
I have applied some 'swap image behaviour' to the links on the Master Page.
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Obviously I want the states (swap image) functionality to be exported so that the javascript rollovers work. Any ideas how to resolve this?
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Q1: There. Is no way to resolve this in Fireworks. You'll have to export the other states manually and build the rollovers in dreamweaver.
Q2: Again, *if* there us a widely supported CSS option fir text outlining you have tomanually apply it to the code in Dreamweaver.
Q3: Hyperlinks and graphics on the master page should be applied to all child pages.
Fireworks is not a true web page editor. Keep this in mind. It is a graphics tool fulirst and foremost. The CSS and HTML features are not nearly as robust as Dreamweaver. Hope this helps

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I have been stuck on this for wayyyy too long. Here is my problem. I created a drop down menu for a portfolio website I am building. When I pull this into Dreamweaver the way to link the menu items to the pages is elusive. I have no idea what to do. Please help?
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OK, Well no one can actually see this image since it came in so small, but please help me anyway if you can?

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Gah - Fireworks into Dreamweaver help

Ive done it before. What i have is a map of queensland
(australia), and on particular sections there are drop down flashy
menus that show the names of cities. I have linked all the cities
and such to websites, now its a matter of uploading it to
dreamweaver. Everytime i export to dreamweaver, and then Import
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but the map of queensland doesnt appear at all. instead, i get
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Ive done it before. What i have is a map of queensland
(australia), and on particular sections there are drop down flashy
menus that show the names of cities. I have linked all the cities
and such to websites, now its a matter of uploading it to
dreamweaver. Everytime i export to dreamweaver, and then Import
Fireworks HTML on dreamweaver, the splices appear perfectly fine,
but the map of queensland doesnt appear at all. instead, i get
stupid little 'broken image' symbols.
I dont know what is so different to this from last week. last
week i did the same thing, except with an australia map, and it
worked perfectly fine.
What am i doing wrong?!
Help! lol

Need help importing files into Dreamweaver CS5.5

Greetings,
Currently I have website that is hosted on GoDaddy.com http://www.4thdist.org/home.php . This site was created by another person that is not available to help with my problem. I am attempting to modify or edit this website using Dreamweaver CS5.5 and having difficulties loading the files into Dreamweaver.
First, using Filezilla I downloaded all the files and folders to my PC. At this point, I am stuck and cannot figure out how to upload or open the files and really need some advice. I read the Adobe help section on "importing" and it describes a .ste file. I searched the download folder and cannot find any file (*.ste)
I am hoping to salvage the site and not have to reinvent the wheel and start over. Any advice would be extrmely helpful........Gary

Thanks for the quick reply.
Your comments raised some new questions. Let me update all on where I am. First, I am able to connect to GoDaddy server via the the local and remote views in the bottom right corner of DW. I see the file folder structure on GoDaddy. I can also see the file structure on my local hardrive that I copied using filezilla. Although, using the server connection I notice that I can download the files using this connection now. Should I delete what I did via filezilla and start over using the romote server connection? One more problem. I have content for two (2) websites on the remote server. http://www.vfwstatepoolleague.org/ This is in addition to the listed in my original post. Although, it appears the other website content is in a seperate folder. I assume that I will need to separtate this content somehow. At least link to it when I begin to start to create a .ste file for each site.
I started to read the article "Creating your first website"in your post and should be very helpful. I did run into a little road block.
I created (2) site names and linked to the appropriate folder on my hard drive. Although, I do not have: "check_cs5" folder on my local or remote folder. What does that mean? Should I create one?

Problem with exporting Fireworks mock-up into Dreamweaver

Hallo everyone,
I’m beginner in Fireworks and Dreamweaver. Right now I am working on a mock-up of a web-site in Fireworks. Just for practice, I created very simple structure in Fireworks CS5 (two rectangles with one line of text in 3 different languages placed into one rectangle). When I exported created page into Dreamweaver CS5 as Html and Images, it looked nice (obviously, since it is Html and Images). Then I tried to export the page as CSS and Images. The strange thing is that the page looks fine when displayed in Firefox, but the text breaks into two lines when displayed in Explorer or Opera. Moreover, the design of the page in Dreamweaver doesn’t replicate the Fireworks’ mock-up and looks not as nice as in Fireworks. For you reference I am including the Html and CSS code that was created by Fireworks. Does anybody have an idea what is happening and what should I do to prevent this kind of problems when trying exporting more complicated Fireworks mock-ups?
Sincerely yours,
Arti
This is the code created by Fireworks CS5:
Html:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
               <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
               <title>index_ALA_20110129</title>
               <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./index_ALA_20110129.css" media="all" />
               
</head>
<body>
<div id="main">
               <div id="hor_line">
               </div>
               <div class="clearFloat"></div>
               <div class="welcome">
                                             <p class="lastNode">いらしゃいませ
                              </p>
               </div>
               <div class="clearFloat"></div>
               <div id="blue_box">
               </div>
               <div id="green_box">
                              <div class="pass_***">
                                                            <p class="lastNode">パスワードを入れてください
                                             </p>
                              </div>
                              <div class="clearFloat"></div>
                              <div class="pass_eng">
                                                            <p class="lastNode">please enter password
                                             </p>
                              </div>
                              <div class="clearFloat"></div>
                              <div class="pass_rus">
                                                            <p class="lastNode">введите ваш пароль пожалуйста
                                             </p>
                              </div>
                              <div class="clearFloat"></div>
               </div>
               <div id="Div">
               </div>
</div>
</body>
</html>
And this is CSS:
@charset "utf-8";
body {
               background-color: #fff;
               font-size: 62.5%;
               margin: 0;
               padding: 0;
body * {
               font-size: 100%;
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
               font-weight: normal;
p {
               margin-bottom: 1.1em;
               margin-top: 0;
#main p.lastNode {
               margin-bottom: 0;
a:link img, a:visited img {
               border: none;
div.clearFloat {
               clear: both;
               font-size: 0;
               height: 0;
               line-height: 0px;
li.clearFloat {
               clear: both;
ul.symbolList {
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               list-style-type: none;
               margin: 0;
               padding: 0;
.AbsWrap {
               position: relative;
               width: 100%;
.rowWrap {
               width: 100%;
#main {
               margin: 0 auto 0 0;
               width: 1000px;
#hor_line {
               margin-left: 45px;
               margin-top: 80px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
               border: 11px solid #ccc;
               width: 887px;
               padding-top: 1px;
               height: 1px;
               height: 2px;
               overflow: hidden;
.welcome {
               font-family: 'ＭＳＰゴシック', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
               font-size: 400%;
               font-weight: bold;
               text-align: left;
               text-decoration: underline;
               color: #900;
               line-height: 120%;
               padding-bottom: 2px;
               padding-top: 1px;
               margin-left: 50px;
               margin-top: 58px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
#blue_box {
               margin-left: 44px;
               margin-top: 16px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
               background-color: #03c;
               width: 417px;
               padding-top: 0px;
               height: 290px;
html > body #blue_box {
               height: auto;
               min-height: 291px;
#green_box {
               margin-left: 57px;
               margin-top: 16px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
               background-color: #9f9;
               width: 406px;
               padding-top: 0px;
               height: 290px;
html > body #green_box {
               height: auto;
               min-height: 291px;
.pass_*** {
               font-family: 'メイリオ', Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
               font-size: 230%;
               font-weight: bold;
               text-align: left;
               color: #006;
               line-height: 120%;
               padding-bottom: 2px;
               padding-top: 1px;
               margin-left: 31px;
               margin-top: 42px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
.pass_eng {
               font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
               font-size: 220%;
               font-weight: bold;
               text-align: left;
               color: #39576b;
               line-height: 120%;
               padding-bottom: 2px;
               padding-top: 1px;
               margin-left: 31px;
               margin-top: 45px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
.pass_rus {
               font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
               font-size: 180%;
               font-weight: bold;
               text-align: left;
               color: #006;
               line-height: 120%;
               padding-bottom: 2px;
               padding-top: 1px;
               margin-left: 31px;
               margin-top: 62px;
               display: inline;
               float: left;
               margin-bottom: 0;
#Div {
               margin-right: -95px;
               margin-top: 108px;
               display: inline;
               float: right;
               margin-bottom: 0;
               border-left: 1px solid #ccc;
               height: 1px;
               width: 1px;
               height: 1px;
               overflow: hidden;

Hi Jim_Babbage,
Thanks for your response. I am sending you the original PNG file.
Looking forward to your solution,
Arti

Best Strategy for Exporting Fireworks into Dreamweaver

I created a navigation bar in Fireworks and now I want to export it into Dreamweaver.
So I Went to Edit->Copy HTML Code (hotkey for this is Ctrl+Alt+C)
Now, what's the "best choice" from the dialog choices: AIR HTML, Dreamweaver HTML, Generic HTML, GoLive HTML, AIR XHTML, Dreamweaver XHTML, Generic XHTML or GoLive XHTML for a cross browser "professional" website?
I only tried the "Dreamweaver HTML Option" and itseemed to work nicely in my rookie opinion.
I think this technique might be at a performance cost to my graphic design or the website speed. So should I use a different strategy for exporting Fireworks to Dreamweaver? I have the CS5 package so can use any of those programs for support.
Thanks,

INHO, the best way to export from Fireworks to Dreamweaver is to first define your site in Dreamweaver, and then export the Fireworks document to the assets folder. Place your cursor when you want the navbar to be on your HTML page and choose Insert > Image Objects > Fireworks HTML.

Can i export my muse website into dreamweaver?

can i export my muse website into dreamweaver?

Not Ben this time, but this video explains how to Export Muse site to your local hard drive.
14. Adobe Muse Tutorial - Exporting to your local drive. on Vimeo
Once it's saved to your local HD, you need to open DW and define a local site. Go to Site > New Site > tell DW where your newly exported MU files are located on your HD. See screenshot.
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