Help with local and remote site setups

i've always use dreamweaver to point directly to the dev server files and edit them, save them, and run them. i was the only developer for some time but now we have other developers onboard and we started experimenting with using subversion.
i need to understand how i can leverage the local site and remote sites with subversion so that we arent editing the remote files directly. ive played around with the setting and i think i need to GET the files and have it copy to my local site. however i cannot RUN the files since i dont have Coldfusion on my local machine its only on the DEV server. I used to make a change, press F12 to run the file and could see my changes. can anyone point me in the right direction?

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Then move your form div inside the banner div and set the attribute float:right; in your CSS for the form div.  Then you should be good to go.

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