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Working With Dreamweaver and HTML |
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Written by Website Tutorials
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Thursday, 25 May 2006 |
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Working With Dreamweaver and HTML Dreamweaver is considered a WYSIWYG (what-you-see-is-what-you-get) program because of its visual interface. What sets Dreamweaver apart from many other design tools is its tag editing features. For this reason Dreamweaver is usually the preferred tool for developers who are proficient in HTML.
In addition to always having an HTML code window just a click away, Dreamweaver also has a built in tag editor, an option to use an external HTML editor, and when elements are copied to the clipboard, they are copied in HTML format. In this tutorial you'll learn how to utilize Dreamweaver's flexibility with HTML to your advantage. Not only will this enable you to create higher quality documents, but it should also speed up the entire development process and perhaps provide options that wouldn't otherwise be available to you. |