Hide in a design view

hello!!!!
I'm doing a web portal.
In a layout i chose: "hide in design view". how can i show it again?
ty

ti,
You provided so little information, so I'll make some assumptions:
1). You are using JDeveloper 11g
2). You are talking about a JSF page
If that's true, use the Structure window (lower-left corner of the IDE by default), select the component you have hidden, right-click it, and un-check "Hide in Design View."
John

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> How can I set up the design view to show me what the
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> like?
> I'm going back to doing tabled webpages because it
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> CSS
> div tags, but the design view shows my tables
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> lines,
> a bunch of green arrows and pixel widths, etc. All I
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> the
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> view
> my changes? Note: I'm working on a prototype for a
website-these are just
> going
> to be click-thru screens (no real data, no 508
compliance, IE only,
> internal
> application).
>

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"horse.badorties" <[email protected]> wrote
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> Hello Dreamweaver experts,
>
> In the Design View Dreamweaver CS3 is not picking up the
styles specified
> in a
> linked stylesheet. Let me explain...
>
> I am using an application in our office that relies upon
HTML (but does
> not
> use a standard web browser).
>
> I need to refer to linked stylesheets using a variable
like so;
>
>
[example #1]
> <link href="{FILES_DIR}/path/css/stylesheet.css"
rel="stylesheet"
> type="text/css" />
>
> The use of the variable construction "{FILES_DIR}"
eliminates the need to
> hard
> code a drive letter into the link which is preferrable.
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> "{FILES_DIR}"
> I have to hard-code the drive letter like so;
>
>
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>
> Both examples above yield the same result in the
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> stylesheet
> is found and its styles properly applied).
>
> However, only with example #2 does Dreamweaver's "design
view" pick up and
> apply the stylesheet. Dreamweaver cannot find the
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> styles using example #1.
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(2)
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(5)
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Problem on designer view

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the design view, work under it, and then unhide it? Please refer to
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quote:
Originally posted by:
Newsgroup User
> >...It is on a floating layer
>
> What's a floating layer? If it's a DW layer you can hide
it with the
> visibility options in the Layers Palette, but....
>
> >... and I need to insert text under it.
>
> Not sure why you want to put content "under" the Flash
element which will
> hide whatever it is.
>
>
> Thanks for the replies. Yes, it is a Dreamweaver layer.
A large portion
> of
> the Flash object is empty and published with the
transparency option on
> (wmode="transparent"). It was designed as a supplement
to the existing
> page
> structure (it in effect hovers over the page). You can
see it at work at
> www.dwbgallery.com/dev.html. I ended up figuring this
out, not through
> hiding
> the Flash object, but just by inserting the code I
needed by hand into the
> HTML.
>
> Murray, I took the time to screencapture, upload the
image to my
> webserver,
> and provide a link to it to insure my post was
understood. Between
> describing
> the question and doing that, I'm not sure how I could be
more clear.
> Nevertheless, you have a few promising links in your sig
I will take a
> gander
> at.
>
>
>

.clearfix css doesnt render in DW Design View

I have used the css .clearfix code in my site to enable two
divs to clear a floated element. It works fine in browsers like
IE6, IE7, FF, Safari, etc. But the clearfix code doesnt make the
divs clear when I am designing in Dreamweavers Design View. They do
not clear. I have to use <br style="clear:both;"/> after the
two divs to make them clear in Design View.
The problem is that actually adding <br
style="clear:both"/> after the two divs in DW renders the
.clearfix solution redundant as it has the same effect of clearing
the float.
Basically Im saying its a shame that the excellent .clearfix
code doesnt render in Desing View. Or does anyone know how to make
it render in Design View without using the <br style... code?
.clearfix:after {
content:".";
display:block;
height:0;
clear:both;
visibility:hidden;
.clearfix {display:inline-block;}
/* Hide from IE Mac \*/
.clearfix {display:block;}
/* End hide from IE Mac */

Hi there, in case anybody comes across this issue again, I had the same prob, compounded by 'edge case' situations where the .clearfix class wasn't enough. A solution (not ideal, but it does solve the problem) can be found here:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/130568#130568
It involves using a float clearance CSS technique, and then adding markup to enforce clearance in Design Mode, as suggested by Billy - the differnce is that you also set line-height and height styles to 0px on the added markup. I know adding markup is hardly ideal, but I added an alt="PLACEHOLDER" attribute to my markup clearance div (or <br /> in Billy's case), so I could 1) search and replace it out it later and 2) generate a validation error so I definately wouldn't miss it.
-d

Design view not displaying

Hi there
I am very new to Dreamweaver working on an existing website.
I have one page that is giving me problems.The web page itself is displaying just fine.
In Dreamweaver, I am viewing with a split page, code on top and design on the bottom.
The design page is not showing up. The code is there, the web page is there, its just I can't see anything in the design section, except the top and side headers which are fixed in place.
If I switch to design only view, its the same.
Every other page is fine - I can see code and design - its just this one.
It's Dreamweaver 8.
Thanks
Jamie

Ok I just found the advanced icons and now have ny double >> button. So I have pasted in text, highted it all and selected hopefully it is plain syntax highlighting.
If you go to the webpage - http://unicredit.com.au/loans/home.html
There is the heading “No Home Loan Set Up fees: til March31.”
Then there is a bunch of copy and the circular pics start.
All that copy in between the heading and the circular pics is not in my design view.
ie my design view shows the heading “No Home Loan Set Up fees: til March31” and then the circular pics.
The web page shows it all, the code view shows it all, it’s just the design view that doesn’t.
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      <h2 id="pageName">No Home Loan Set Up Fees:<span class="style43"> til March 31 </span></h2>
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              <h2>6.60% Standard Variable<span class="style29"> (CR*) </span><br>
                or 6.05% Fixed for 1 or 2 years<span class="style37"><sup>3<br>
                </sup></span></h2><P>
              <p class="style44">Speak to a Unicredit Lending Consultant today on (08) 9389 1011 or book an appointment at our Nedlands Lending Centre or </p>
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                <a href="https://www.unicredit.com.au/secure/loanapplication_befapp.html?loantype=Home Loan" target="_blank" class="style41">:: click here to apply</a></h2>
              <p class="style28"> </p>
              <h2><span class="style18">We're waiving home loan start up costs.</span><span class="style37"><sup>1</sup></span></h2>
              <p><strong>For a limited time Unicredit will cover your home loan start up costs. </strong></p>
              <p>As Unicredit is already a low cost lender, this will cover all standard Unicredit loan costs and fees - including property valuation<sup>4</sup> and Government Landgate costs. If you’re re-financing an existing mortgage, you will still have money left over to contribute to exit costs from the bank.</p>
              <p>The offer applies to all new home and investment loan applications, regardless of loan balance, for both new and existing members. <sup>1</sup></p>
              <p><span class="style18"><br>
                Why we can offer a better deal </span></p>
              <p>As a ‘mutual’ credit union, Unicredit is able to act in the best interest of its members.  Our award winning range of home loans are not available through mortgage brokers - so we don’t pay commissions. If you take this opportunity to move your mortgage, you will be joining 4.5 million Australians who choose to bank at a place which is not a bank at all... a place with all the products of a bank, but with a different attitude. As a member based organisation you can trust our motives, and know that we will be there for the long-haul.<br>
              </p>
              <p align="left"><span class="style18">Better personal service</span><br>
                Unicredit members have their own personal lending consultant, who can tailor your lending for the lowest possible cost and best flexibility for future plans. </p>
              <h5> </h5>
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              <p><img src="../images/HomeLoan/renos.jpg" alt="renos" width="199" height="192"></p></td>
            <td><p><span class="style18">Better standard variable rates</span><br> <swderew>
              Our loans can’t be simpler or more flexible. We don’t play games with our members or use complex loan structures to hide long-term rates and fees. Our aim is to be fair to all members.<br>
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                  <td width="120"><span class="style36">Unicredit </span></td>
                  <td valign="top"><span class="style27">6.60%</span></td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right" class="style17">6.60%<span class="style30"> CompRate</span>*</div></td>
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              <p class="story">Full service - free redraw<span class="style30">(2)</span> - no 'exit' fee - and No Ongoing Fees <br>
                  <br>
                compare that to the big banks' <span class="style17">Standard Variable Rates...</span></p>
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                  <td width="120"><P>ANZ</td>
                  <td valign="top">7.30%</td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right">7.40%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></div></td>
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                  <td width="120"><p>Commonwealth</p>
                      <p>BankWest<br>
                          <span class="style29">'Mortgage Shredder' </span></p></td>
                  <td valign="top"><p>7.31% </p>
                      <p>7.20%</p></td>
                  <td valign="top"><p align="right">7.45%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></p>
                      <p align="right">7.26%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></p></td>
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                  <td width="120"><P>NAB</td>
                  <td valign="top">7.22%</td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right">7.35%<span class="style30">CompRate*</span></div></td>
                </tr>
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                  <td width="120"><P>Westpac<br>
                          <span class="style29">'Rocket Repay' </span></td>
                  <td valign="top">7.36%</td>
                  <td valign="top"><div align="right">7.49% <span class="style30">CompRate*</span></div></td>
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              <p class="story style29">rates taken from banking websites as at 22/12//2011 </p>
              <p class="story style29"> </p>
              <p>As a special offer, you can choose to <strong>fix your mortgage </strong> at 6.05% (CR*) for 1 or 2 years<sup>3</sup> - or   split your loan at no additional cost : to lock-in that rate on part of the loan, but still allowing you to make extra repayments and free redraws.</p>
              <p> </p>
              <p><span class="style18">Better flexibility</span><br>
Life is never simple, so we make sure that our loans are flexible enough to deal with your changing financial needs. Unicredit’s best rate is on a simple standard variable product, which allows extra repayments at any time - and unlimited free redraws when you want to use those funds.<span class="style31">(2)</span> This can save you hundreds of dollars in interest and fees, by replacing the need for personal loans and credit card debt for the whole family. We provide the personal service to make this easy.</p>
              <p> </p></td>
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        <p><span class="style18">Unicredit’s professional lending service in Nedlands can customise your home or investment loan exactly for your needs.</span></p>
        <p>You can borrow up to 95% and keep your repayments low with the option of interest only repayments for up to 5 years. You can even split the loan between fixed and variable and make redraws at no cost. <span class="superscript">2</span>There are no ongoing fees for a Unicredit home loan and we’ll even provide a Visa Access card which can be used to withdraw cash at any ATM in Australia with no Direct ATM fees and no maintenance fees. <span class="superscript">1</span></p>
        <p><strong>PLUS - No ATM Fees on any ATM in Australia <span class="superscript">5</span></strong></p>
        <p><strong><span class="superscript"><br>
        </span></strong></p>
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          <li><strong><a href="home_fixedrate.html">Fixed Options Home Loan </a></strong></li>
          <li><strong><a href="home_equaccess.html">Equity Access</a></strong><span class="style17"><br>
       </span></li>
        </ul>
     <h3><br>
       Speak to a Lending Consultant – </h3>
     <ul>
          <li> You can speak to a Lending Consultant Monday to Friday, 8.30am to 4.30pm
            by calling Unicredit on (08) 9389 1011 or email <a href="[email protected]:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>.            </li>
       <li>You can also make an appointment with a Lending Consultant to discuss
              your loan requirements anytime during office hours. </li>
       </ul>
     <h3> <br>
       Family Equity Mortgage <span class="superscript">#</span></h3>
     <ul>
          <li> Unicredit offers first home buyers a low cost way into the property market, with little or no deposit by using equity in the family home - which can even help avoid costly Lender’s Mortgage Insurance.</li>
       <li><a href="home_familyeqmorg.html" target="_self">Find out more </a></li><br>
     </ul>
     <h1>Key Facts Sheet </h1>
<p>You can find this handy calculator on our 'Loan Calculator' page on this website. This facility allows you to input your desired loan amount and repayment period and, as their name suggests, receive a summary of all the 'key' information about the loan. Give it a try today.
<br><A HREF=http://unicredit.infocast.com.au/>Click here</A> to start your own Key Facts sheet
     <h3><br>
       <a href="https://www.unicredit.com.au/secure/loanapplication_befapp.html?loantype=Home Loan" target="_blank" class="style42">Apply Today :: Loan
          application form</a></h3>
     <ul><li><a href="loan_calculator.html"> Online loan calculator</a></li>
          </ul>
     <p> </p>
     <p class="story"><strong>Interstate Lending</strong>: As a general rule, Unicredit only lends to Western Australian based members, however we encourage others to discuss an application.</p>
     <p class="story"><strong>Non-Australian Resident Applications </strong>: As a general rule, Unicredit will not lend to new applicants who are not resident in Australia</p>
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   <p class="disclaimer comparisonTable comparisonTable"> 1. <span class="comparisonTable">Unicredit will waive its standard   loan establishment costs and then reimburse standard loan establishment costs   and exit costs from previous financier, up to a total of $1000, for all new   property secured loan applications made before   31/3/2012. </span>2 Minimum loan redraw $1000. 3 The quoted fixed rate is an indicative interest rate only - the fixed rate is set at time of loan funding. 4 Standard valuation costs are defined as valuation costs for properties in the Perth metropolitan area, where the value is under $1 million. The property valuer's cost for this is $184.50. 5. Unicredit members with a home loan over $150,000 do not pay Direct ATM Fees on any ATM in Australia. Overseas ATM withdrawal fees still apply. </p>
   
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        <p> All loan applications are subject to Unicredit's normal lending criteria.
          Fees and government charges apply, please refer to our Fees and Charges
          Schedule, by clicking on the link below or collecting from any Unicredit
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            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/fees_charges.html"> Fees and charges</a></p>
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        <p>*Comparison rate is for a loan of $150,000 for a term of 25 years. Warning: This comparison rate is true only for the examples given and may not include all fees and charges. Different terms, fees or other loan amounts might result in a different comparison rate.</p>
        <p>Comparison Rate Schedules are available from any Unicredit branch,
          or can be downloaded by clicking on the link below.</p>
        <ul>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/CRShome.pdf">Home Loan Comparison Rate Schedule</a></p>
          </li>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/CRSpersonal.pdf">Personal Loan Comparison
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            <p><a href="HardshipPolicy.html">Financial Hardship Assistance</a></p>
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          <li>
            <p><a href="../aboutunicredit/DisputeResolution.html">Dispute Resolution Procedure </a></p>
          </li>
          <li>
            <p><a href="../pdf/CreditGuideAppendix14.pdf" target="_blank">Credit Guide </a></p>
          </li>
        </ul>
        <p>+Unicredit will lend up to 95% of the valuation of the property for
          owner occupier or investment property home loans (Loan to Valuation
          Ratio or LVR). Where the loan exceeds 80% of the property valuation,
          lender's mortgage insurance is required (LMI).</p>
        <p>^Conditions apply.
          Repayment holidays are currently provided where a member is in advance
          on their minimum payments, to a maximum number of repayment periods
          that can be covered by the advance. Requests for repayment holidays
          must be made in writing to the Loans Manager.</p>
        <p>#Conditions apply.
          Family equity mortgages should be discussed with a lending officer
          by calling Unicredit on 9389 1011.</p>
        <p>~External fees such as government charges, settlement attendance and
          valuation fees apply. Please refer to our Fees and Charges Schedule.<br>
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