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| Toxiccreations 2006-02-25, 6:14 pm |
| this looks very much like it was done with DW using a lot of disjointed rollovers.
to create input forms like they have you will need to learn about PHP coding too (google a tutorial on that)
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| Joe Makowiec 2006-02-25, 6:14 pm |
| On 25 Feb 2006 in macromedia.dreamweaver, Toxiccreations wrote:
> this looks very much like it was done with DW using a lot of
> disjointed rollovers.
<hint>Macromedia products use scripts whose names begin with "MM_"</hint>
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thats the third time i have seen that girl image (has to be royalty free) used on some type of media released to the public....
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| wit's end 2006-02-25, 6:15 pm |
| I'm just curious about what DW capabilities are and how far it can be taken
visually. I'm very new to all this... which must be obvious. When I said the
content comes up early I meant in the code view. Is it not better for search
engines to have the page content early in the code rather than lots of html
stuff? In the website I'm battling along with (not a shining example, I know)
there seems to be lots and lots of garble before the actual user's content
reads. http://d58873.u26.domaincentral.com...bal%20home.html
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| Murray *TMM* 2006-02-25, 6:15 pm |
| > Is it not better for search
> engines to have the page content early in the code rather than lots of
> html
> stuff?
It is better to have the relevant keyworded text high on the page (i.e.,
early) and in proper semantic markup, rather than mixed in with the rest of
the content. The amount of HTML markup around it is rather unimportant.
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"wit's end" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm just curious about what DW capabilities are and how far it can be
> taken
> visually. I'm very new to all this... which must be obvious. When I said
> the
> content comes up early I meant in the code view. Is it not better for
> search
> engines to have the page content early in the code rather than lots of
> html
> stuff? In the website I'm battling along with (not a shining example, I
> know)
> there seems to be lots and lots of garble before the actual user's content
> reads. http://d58873.u26.domaincentral.com...bal%20home.html
>
>
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| Wally Kolcz 2006-02-25, 6:15 pm |
| It probably wasnt done with DW, but it probably could be done with DW. Not
100% but most.
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| Murray *TMM* 2006-02-25, 6:15 pm |
| Why not 100%?
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"Wally Kolcz" <wkolcz@projectproofing.com> wrote in message
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> It probably wasnt done with DW, but it probably could be done with DW. Not
> 100% but most.
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| .: Nadia :. *TMM* 2006-02-26, 6:14 pm |
| One way to tidy the top of your code if it's that important to you, would be
to move the javascript to an external js file and link to it.
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You also have a head of code there relating to the nav - bar. By swap
image / or show/hide layer you may also eliminate a lot of the grou
"wit's end" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:dtq0ku$3vm$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I'm just curious about what DW capabilities are and how far it can be
> taken
> visually. I'm very new to all this... which must be obvious. When I said
> the
> content comes up early I meant in the code view. Is it not better for
> search
> engines to have the page content early in the code rather than lots of
> html
> stuff? In the website I'm battling along with (not a shining example, I
> know)
> there seems to be lots and lots of garble before the actual user's content
> reads. http://d58873.u26.domaincentral.com...bal%20home.html
>
>
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