Challenges with Dreamweaver Templates Those of us familiar with Dreamweaver .DWT template files know their tremendous advantages, and their limitations. One of the difficulties with .DWT templates is that once you've setup a website using .DWTs, it can be difficult to pick out a single page based on a CSS ID tag. People often use an ID attached to a <body> tag in order … [Read more...] about How to Select a Single page with a CSS ID in Dreamweaver with a .DWT template.
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4 – A Review of SmartSVN–A GUI Subversion Client for Windows
This article is the third in a series of guides about my experiences using Subversion (svn) for Web Development. These are the articles in the series: 1. A Desktop-Laptop Solution for Web Developers – Using Subversion to Co-Exist (this article) 2. What is Subversion and How Does it Help in the Web Design and Development Process? 3. A Subversion Workflow for Web Developers … [Read more...] about 4 – A Review of SmartSVN–A GUI Subversion Client for Windows
How to Manage Multiple Level Lists in Dreamweaver – Bullets, Letters, Numbers
Every so often I come across a deep-level list that needs to be put into an HTML document. You can make yourself nuts with tons of classes, ID's and the like, but found that by creating classes for the styles you need, you can save yourself a lot of time. Thus, for each list-style: that I need, I create a CSS class: .olDecimal li {list-style: decimal;} .olAlpha li … [Read more...] about How to Manage Multiple Level Lists in Dreamweaver – Bullets, Letters, Numbers
6 – Assembla Review – Excellent Free Subversion Hosting
This article is the sixth in a series of guides about my experiences using Subversion (svn) for Web Development. These are the articles in the series: 1. A Desktop-Laptop Solution for Web Developers - Using Subversion to Co-Exist 2. What is Subversion and How Does it Help in the Web Design and Development Process? 3. A Subversion Workflow for Web Developers and Web … [Read more...] about 6 – Assembla Review – Excellent Free Subversion Hosting
Website in IE Shows Last Letter or Word of Text, but is Fine in Firefox
There are many things that will cause a site to display properly in Firefox but not in IE (especially in IE6). One of the surprise reasons that this may happen is due to HTML comments. The problem you get is that while viewing a site with Internet Explorer only, you see the last letter, letters, or words of your text in the wrong place on the page. If you test the site with … [Read more...] about Website in IE Shows Last Letter or Word of Text, but is Fine in Firefox