Hi,
We're developing a website from a layout a client purchased from some
online layout service (of course, .PSD and table-based HTML layout
only), and they were going to manage their content using Dreamweaver
template files... but when we turned the layout to something CSS-based
it went and made
Yep,
Dreamweaver MX04's design view shows a lot of css layout incorrectly.
(especially floats).
Sometimes it gets pretty close but normally doesnt.
I've always wondered why they dont just make the design view render like
that of a good browser. e.g firefox.
Has anyone else seen this kind of
Hi Joshua,
Why not ask this question on the MacroMedia news groups. I'm 100% sure
they have the right answer for you (I'm not sure but it might have to do
with design time style sheets... or something like that :)
Kim
Joshua Street wrote:
Hi,
We're developing a website from a layout a client
Hi Joshua,
Which version of Dreamweaver are you using? I use MX 2004 on a mac (which
probably has different quirks to the win version) and am not having the
problems you describe, though I've only been using CSS-based layouts for a
few months (and am heavily using templates).
The problem I am
As was hinted at by Kim, this is off topic.
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I'm using a PHP script to set a class on a particular select
item if nothing has been selected from the list (form validation
routine).
It works fine in IE, but doesn't in Firefox and Netscape -
apparently something I'm doing wrong.
Maybe I'm putting the class in the wrong place? Maybe my
On 06-May-05 16:57, Lukasz Grabun wrote:
Roger Johansson wrote:
Unless I'm misreading the W3C Recommendation, blockquote elements
can only have block-level content. That makes the second example
incorrect. From
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/struct/text.html#h-9.2.2 : So yes, the
p (or
Some of the images on this page: http://www.pricklypair.co.nz/products.php
vary in size a little, particularly height. Scroll down to the Climbers
Vines or Perennials to see an example.
All of the images are inserted in a floating div. When one of the floating
divs in the line is taller than the
Richard Lake wrote:
http://www.pricklypair.co.nz/products.php
All of the images are inserted in a floating div. When one of the
floating divs in the line is taller than the last one on the line the
next floating div seems to get hooked up on the longer one. Can
anyone suggest another way of
RL All of the images are inserted in a floating div. When one of the floating
RL divs in the line is taller than the last one on the line the next floating
RL div seems to get hooked up on the longer one. Can anyone suggest another way
RL of laying out the images that doesn't have this problem?
I
Hi
The WDG HTML 4.0 reference is a good guide to determine these things:
http://htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/block/blockquote.html
Cheers
James
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One solution that only uses HTML:
pSelect a country/p
select name=country size=1
optgroup label=Countries
option value=ArgentinaArgentina/option
option value=AustraliaAustralia/option
option value=AustriaAustria/option
option
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