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Customising Adobe Dreamweaver’s Preview In Browser Feature
January 24th, 2009. Published under CSS. No Comments.
As you work on your web pages in Adobe Dreamweaver, you will often need to review them in a web browser. Conveniently, Dreamweaver allows you to configure as many browsers as you would like to see use for previewing. You can specify a first browser as your primary, or preferred, browser; you can then choose a secondary browser and as many additional browsers as you like.
Learn Adobe Dreamweaver With Interactive Video Training
January 16th, 2009. Published under CSS. No Comments.
When it comes to computer learning, people tend to be more receptive to interactive training methods and ways of doing things. With this in mind, imagine trying to read an entire book on how to use Adobe Dreamweaver. Now imagine trying to remember everything you read in the book and not having to cross-reference it multiple times while using the program. There is a better way than textbook education for programs like Adobe Dreamweaver. Better results have been found through programs that offer interactive training and hands-on learning for teaching Adobe Dreamweaver practices to people.
Learning Adobe Dreamweaver Through Interactive Video Training
January 15th, 2009. Published under CSS. No Comments.
When it comes to computer learning, people tend to be more receptive to interactive training methods and ways of doing things. With this in mind, imagine trying to read an entire book on how to use Adobe Dreamweaver. Now imagine trying to remember everything you read in the book and not having to cross-reference it multiple times while using the program. There is a better way than textbook education for programs like Adobe Dreamweaver. Better results have been found through programs that offer interactive training and hands-on learning for teaching Adobe Dreamweaver practices to people.
Configuring Dreamweaver’s Preview In Browser Feature
January 14th, 2009. Published under CSS. No Comments.
As you work on your web pages in Adobe Dreamweaver, you constantly need to review them in a web browser. To facilitate this process, Dreamweaver allows you to configure as many browsers as you would like to see use for previewing. You can specify one browser as your primary, or preferred, browser; you can then specify a secondary browser and as many additional browsers as you want.
The unstoppable rise of Adobe Dreamweaver
September 16th, 2008. Published under CSS. No Comments.
When we run Dreamweaver training courses, we are always amazed at the number of different types of Dreamweaver user who attend our courses. There is simply no longer a typical Dreamweaver user. We get people working from all types of organisation in all types of role. Private individuals, accounts specialists, marketing specialists, academics, workers in the health services…
CSS Menus – 5 Key Ingredients
July 10th, 2008. Published under CSS. No Comments.
CSS menus offer a greatly expanded range of creative options to site designers. But the benefits to using CSS menus only begins with more expansive design flexibility. There are numerous additional benefits to using CSS menu-based navigation – benefits that will save you time and money in the development and management of all of your [...]
CSS Menus and 508 Accessibility Compliant
July 7th, 2008. Published under CSS. No Comments.
The Section 508 federal U.S. mandate requires web developers to create alternative means of viewing content on websites so that people with disabilities can also experience it. When compliant with 508, web content also becomes more available to all users including those using mobile devices, laptops, voice browsers etc. Therefore, while 508 compliance is something [...]
How To Fix CSS Float Issues
April 12th, 2008. Published under CSS. No Comments.
CSS is great. On somedays I’d go so far as to say it’s a lifesaver. But every now and then you’ll encounter a CSS issue that will drive you crazy.
In this case we’ll talk about two of the more common issues when using the float property to create your layout.
For [...]