New Dreamweaver tutorials

I have created several tutorials aimed mainly at Dreamweaver beginners.
Using Page Properties to create a basic style sheet
Automatically attaching a style sheet to new documents
Quick guide to styling Spry tabbed panels, accordions, and collapsible panels
PHP development: why redirects don't work (headers already sent)
Enjoy.

> www.jeanniescatering.ca
You haven't uploaded the images.
Either upload the images folder, or PUT the html file again,
and say YES to
uploading dependant files.
the directory of the images folder is open, and all that's
there is:
Index of /images
Name Last modified Size Description
Parent Directory 05-Mar-2007 19:15 -
Jeannie\'s temp.jpg 13-Feb-2007 04:22 379k
A second thing- you should adopt a conservative file and
folder naming
convention to avoid problems. I noticed this filename:
Jeannie's-temp_04.jpg
shouldn't use punctuation in file or folder names.
A very conservative approach would be to only use a-->z
and 0-->9 and the
_underscore in file or folder names.
If you rename the files in the Files Panel, dw will fix the
links to them.
If you try to rename to only change the case- you have to do
it in two
steps.
Rename Jeannies_Dotline.jpg to foojeannies_dotline.jpg
rename foojeannies_dotline to jeannies_dotline.jpg
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/

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New video tutorials for Beta 2?

All,
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> How do you recommend doing the layout if not in layers?
It's not necessary to use any absolute positioned elements on
a page like
that. I would do it with stacked containers, some floated
into position,
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by the normal
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mean, go here -
http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/tableless_layout_dw8.html
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> Removing the overflow property did work. Thank you!
>
> How do you recommend doing the layout if not in layers?

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> Remember, total beginner.
The very best thing you can do is to get a good book on HTML
and CSS and
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very different
from FP, and will expect you to have some of this
understanding under your
belt.
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formulate and
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to some ending page
Method 1 is quite simple, and is also the least reliable. It
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their computer -
this eliminates public computers, or home users without email
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email client
responding to
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problems of
method
1, but it means that you have to grapple with
server-scripting somehow (ASP,
CF, PHP, perl, etc.).
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like
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your needs,
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they provide for
form
processing. If it's 2b, then read their FAQ/instructions
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> Hello, all. Nice to meet you. I'm brand new to
dreamweaver, but not brand
> new
> to Design view in Frontpage - LOL.
> I can create the basic website, with teh pictures,
thumbnails, multiple
> page
> cross links..etc.
>
> My only question is I'm trying to make an application
page - basically a
> link
> from the home page that says APPLICATION.
> I am familiar with adding text boxes for FIRST NAME/LAST
NAME/NUMBER/BEST
> TIME
> TO CALL...etc.
>
> The only problem is I dont know what to do with that.
>
> I don't think it can automatically send an email without
smtp info in the
> script, but I wouldnt mind letting it create a txt file
or something on
> the
> server so I can view it.
>
> Or maybe it can send me an email, who knows.
>
> Is there a really simple way or code I can use to have
teh send button
> somehow
> get to my email for me to view comments, names, contact
information...etc?
>
> Remember, total beginner.
>
> TIA
>

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resources that are very useful for other Dreamweaver users. As a
Dreamweaver user myself, I know how valuable these resources can
be.
I'm writing to encourage those of you who have developed
content to add comments to specific, relevant pages of Dreamweaver
CS4 Help on the Web (
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/)
that point to your tutorials and other free online resources.
Ideally, we'd like for users who are reading a specific
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so that they can jump over to your tutorial or explanation for more
information or for a different style of teaching. The more specific
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home page or on an irrelevant page are not so useful, of course.)
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great stuff like this that's out there, so we're very thankful to
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site!)
When we update Help, the best of the links from the comments
will be incorporated into the main body of the Help document so
that they'll even be available in the PDF version of Help. (In case
you didn't know it, you can download a PDF version of the Help
document by means of the PDF icon in the upper-right corner of any
page of Dreamweaver Help on the Web:
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/).
Of course, we also welcome comments that contribute tips and
other information---not just links.
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Jon Michael Varese
Lead Writer, Dreamweaver

Jon:
I tried to post some links today, and was never successful.
Is there some
trick?
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> Thanks for redirecting that Gary -- that is awesome. I
took my comment out
> about it, so now users will never know there's a
problem. :-)
>
> Also, here is an example of helpful external links added
directly to the
> docs:
>
>
>
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Dreamweaver/10.0_Using/WScbb6b82af5544594822510a94ae
> 8d65-7d4ba.html
>
> We've got references to not one but TWO external sites
(Gary White's and
> Thierry Koblentz's) in the help pages here. When these
links came to our
> attention, we knew that they would make a great addition
to help . . . so
> the
> more all of you bring such resources to our attention,
the more we can
> enhance
> help with external linking.
>
> Gary, if you think any of your other stuff is
appropriate to link to from
> other help pages, please do post the links!
>
> Thanks everyone,
>
> Jon
>

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Suzanne

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Launch Adobe Creative Cloud.
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expensive route...
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Thanks...

> Is there some type of patch that I can download so that
my MX works with
> my
> Vista OS?
No.
Or if not, can I upgrade to the newest Dreamweaver software
even
> though I don't have the last couple of versions?
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CS3. Not from DW
MX.
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I don't really want to have
> to pay the full price for the new software,
I feel your pain.
so downloading the upgrade seems to
> be the less expensive route...
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keep your
software within 3 versions of the current version.
Unfortunately in today's tightened up software market you
cannot leave 6
years between upgrading and enjoy the benefits of discounted
upgrade prices.
> Does the new version of Dreamweaver work with Vista?
Yes.
It has some issues with
> my MX version - ugh!
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> [email protected] wrote:
>> Can I create a new tool, or modify an existing tool, using the sdk?
>
> AFAIK, you can't create new tools.
as plugins....
>
> -X
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> I am currently taking Intermediate Dreamweaver. I would
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> of the
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Forbidden
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