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• How to create horiz 2 side by side nav bars using div and css?

  I am just placing navbars separate left and right side by side horizontally.  The div for the navigation bar right/second hand wants to go under the first, rather than beside it.  Each navigation bar must be 350 px wide.

  I am new to DW, so if you show me what to do in the code, please be specific and fundamental.

  I'm creating nav bars, following the instructions of the DW for Dummies, page 179: 1 pound large), first place the cursor on the page where I want the navigation bar will appear and click on the button DIV insert Panel; (2) name in the ID field, then...

  This is where I can't get the cursor to go to the right of the left navigation bar on the side of existing already created with a tag div and css.

  Thanks for your help.  I am creating a site e-commerce with podcasting.  I want to make the bars of nav for the separate electronic commerce of the podcasting navigation bar and the horizontal at the top of the entire page to take account of the layout of the site.

  InJoy! wrote:

  This is where I can't get the cursor to go to the right of the left navigation bar on the side of existing already created with a tag div and css.

  He's not beside that you currently have on your page until you style the two with css which should arrive later in the tutorial.

  You place the elements juxtaposed by "floating" with css.

  For example:

  A set of links go here.
  Another set of links go here.

  will look like (below) in Dreamweaver design view UNTIL you style them with css

  A set of links go here.

  Another set of links go here.

  Let the links to sit side by side using the attribute 'float' css:

  {#left_navigation}

  Width: 350px;

  float: left;

  }

  {#right_navigation}

  Width: 350px;

  float: left;

  }

  and they will look like:

  A set of links go here. Another set of links go here.

• Adding new tags div for the placement of banner ads

  Hello

  I try to add new tags div for advertising banners to the left and to the right of the page inside my container and cannot find a way to position them. I modified a screenshot below to show where I want what they (they are just the layers in photoshop, I created). I have not create the page and I'm lost. Is it a matter of "splitting" the existing divs in the doc?

  I added a padding to create the space to the left, but I don't think it was the way to go...

  Thanks a ton for the help on this one!

  

  It is a model that you bought... you don't have the real layout yourself?

  There are a ton of nested

  It's in there, used for background images... I really have no idea why so much! I would use maybe some background images and called it good. In any case, now you will need to get around all those nested

  s.

  The area on the left is because of the 150 px of padding in

  .

  To make this available space, you need to delete this padding and use two floating elements instead of just the single item that is there now.

  I suggest you to test how the CSS box model works, as well as how to 'float' part. Then, you will be able to align two or more containers

  s side by side.

  http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/css_boxmodel.asp

  http://www.w3schools.com/CSS/css_float.asp

  You can have a better learning experience if you start off very simple... on a blank Web page, work in code view and place 4

  s, use the first

  Autour and contain the other 3. Then place these 3 side by side. Give each a width, height and a different background color so you can see where and how they line up when we. Play with it a bit until you understand how floats work... then to tackle your Web pages.

  Best wishes

  Adninjastrator

• How to code in DW w/o the use of tags to position: absolute?

  I noticed that a lot of research shows that Dreamweavers Div tags position: absolute in CSS is absolute trash and demolishes havoc in browsers. Is there a way to get around this? If so how can I go about creating my Web page in Dreamweaver without the help of this method? Thank you

  Dreamweaver always puts this style in when you draw tags div etc.

  Nope.  You can't draw a div tag  But you can draw a 'layer' (apDiv).  So stop doing that.  But DW is just do what you tell him.

  I've placed a template in dreamweaver and it was absolute positioning.

  Where do you have the model.  Garbage in, you know?

  all of this has to do with positioning that is bugging me.

  Yes - then stop using the positioning, and read the article I suggested - as these:

  Tutorials HTML & CSS - http://w3schools.com/

  How to develop with CSS?

  http://phrogz.NET/CSS/HowToDevelopWithCSS.html

  Learn CSS positioning in 10 steps

  http://www.Barelyfitz.com/screencast/HTML-training/CSS/positioning/

  ========================================

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  Not only a grid CSS Framework (free)

  http://www.notjustagrid.com/demo.asp

  (Free) ultimate multi-column layouts

  http://matthewjamestaylor.com/blog/Ultimate-Multi-Column-Liquid-layout s-em-and-pixel-width

  EZ - CSS Templates (watch the screencast to see how it works)

  http://www.EZ-CSS.org/css_templates

  Dreamweaver CSS Templates for beginners (free)

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• (tag div selector in mode live view in Dreamwear CC2015) usually appears with a light blue box and selector in a blue box in the upper left corner.

  (tag div selector in mode live view in Dreamwear CC2015) is usually a blue box with the selector in a blue box in the upper left corner. Who discovers is no longer present.

  Mac OS in Preferences, how can I get these to appear again?

  Your screenshot shows affinity CSS file of the project seven is selected in the tabs.

  Try clicking on the Source Code tab.

  Nancy O.

• Better way to format the text: tags HTML or CSS?

  Probably a silly question, but...  I can format the text in a div using CSS Styles (Font size, make-Style, Font-Weight, etc.) or by applying an HTML tag, for example, < H1 >. (Or, I guess a combination where I use CSS to format the tag, but never mind that for now.)

  In general, one approach is better than the other? Thank you!

  Titles, paragraphs, lists, etc. give the semantic meaning and the vital structure to your content.  You can build a site without CSS styles, but you can not build a site without titles, paragraphs, and other HTML tags.

  Nancy O.

• How to position my tag div with top, bottom, left and right attributes?

  So I have my background image and then I want only the sides to display so I put my div tag in the Center and does it extend to the edges of the top and bottom of the page, then theres a little bit of the background image on the sides of the white div. Than perfect, but when I focus I had to remove the position attribute. Now, I can not use the up, down, left and right attributes.

  OLD CODE WITHOUT A CENTER:

  {#whitediv}

  position: absolute;

  Top: 0px;

  Width: 930px;

  height: 100%;

  z-index: 1;

  background-color: #FFF;

  }

  NEW CODE WITH CENTER POSITION BUT CANT IT:

  {#whitediv}

  position:;

  Top: 0px;

  margin: 0px auto;

  Width: 930px;

  height: 100%;

  z-index: 1;

  background-color: #FFF;

  }

  To Center elements with CSS, you need 4 basic things.

  1. A document type is valid,
  2. width in pixels, % or ems, container
  3. a margin left and right of the automobile,
  4. default positioning (static or not specified).

  For example, the following page has a centered division.

  http://ALT-Web.com/test/resizable-BG.shtml

  The background image is applied to the CSS body selector.

  / * DIV CENTERED * /.

  {#page online purchase

  Width: 70%;
  margin: 5th auto;
  Padding: 3em;
  background: rgba (0,0,0, 0.70);
  color: #FFF;
  }

  Nancy O.

• try to give a sense of div and css tags

  I know I'm a few years late here, but I'm looking to do ot the migration using tables and transition to css and DIV tags I looked at some tutorials on you tube and I'm trying to figure it all out.

  Please tell me if this is correct.  a div tag is basically a table and css is what is used to style this div tag to meet your needs, this is a correct assumption?

  If you go to my current site www.tankinz.com , you can clearly see that site is composed of paintings, essentially these areas or tables contain a different element or a package a customer can click on and buy.  using div tags and css would be each of these boxes, or their own div tables?

  Sorry to seem a little silly but I'm trying to make sense of it all.

  Help, please!

  There are a lot of video tutorials, all what you need to do is Google the topic. But none that I have met who is going at the same pace as the student.

  This will probably help more http://forums.adobe.com/thread/492638

• How to center an image inside a tag div CSS using dreamweaver?

  I know that this may seem like a very stupid to ask question, as it should seem so simple, but how do I do this? I can't be able to center an image inside a div. Here's the code I came up with this day. Thanks in advance for your help.

  < / style >

  < / head >

  < body >

  < div id = "PageContainer" >

  < div id = "PageHeader" > img.centered {display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto ;} < img src = "Untitled - 5.jpg" alt = "rowland" class = "Center" / > < / div >}

  < div id = "PageMenu" > content for id "PageHeader" goes here < / div >

  < div id = "PageBody" > content for id "PageHeader" goes here < / div >

  < div id = "PageFooter" > content for id "PageHeader" goes here < / div >

  < / body >

  < / html >

  Alternatively, you can ignore the other div tags after the first div id. The first div id who has my link to the image is that I'm trying to get Center my image. The picture is there but does not balance.

  Centering of Pages, Images and other elements with CSS:

  http://cookbooks.Adobe.com/post_Centering_web_pages_and_other_elements_with_CSS-16640.html

  Nancy O.

• None of my rules of tag div Css Postulez to my source code!

  In Html, I created my divs and they seemed to form, but none in the CSS does not work when I try to change them. I changed the background colors, widths are all the same, and nothing is floating from left to right. I have not tried to change the text again, but I don't know that no longer works. Please help my project is due tonight!

  kellym59601827 wrote:

  div {}

  border-style: solid;

  border-width: 1px ;}

  #container {}

  Width: 1200px; margin: auto ;}

  #header {}

  text-align: center; font-size: 45px;

  do-family: "Lucida Grande", "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida without", "DejaVu without ', Verdana, without serif.

  Width: 1200px; height: 260px ;}

  #toolbar {width: 1200px ;}}

  #toolbar ul

  {margin: 19px;}

  padding: 0px;

  list-style: none;

  text-align: center;

  }

  #toolbar ul li {}

  padding: 0px 0 px 70px 70px;

  Display: inline;

  text-color: red ;}

  #toolbar ul li a {text-decoration: none ;}}

  Article #main {width: 800px ;}}

  #pic of the week}

  float: right;

  Width: 400 PX;

  background: $F2F2F2;

  padding-top: 5px;

  padding-bottom: 5px ;}

  #culture corner {}

  Width: 400 PX;

  background-color: #F78F13 ;}

  #social media {}

  Width: 300px;

  float: right ;}

  #social media will not work

  No gap are allowed on:

  #social_media and your container id to id = "social_media.

  You need to do this for each unique selector where you have a gap in the name.

  You can also use:

  #socialMedia

  ID = "socialMedia".

• Dreamweaver CS5 tags get started CSS Div

  I FOLLOWED THE GETTING STARTED TUTORIAL AND GOT THE BANNER DIV, DIV OF MAIN IMAGE AND THE 3 COLUMN DIVSDIVA I TRIED TO CREATE A FOOTER LIKE DIV FOR COPYRIGHT AND CONTACT INFO, BUT THEN IT IS PLACED AT THE END OF THE DIV. RIGHT COLUMN  IN OTHER WORDS, IT REMAINS IN LINE WITH THE DIVSDIVA OF THE 3 COLUMN, IT DOESNTDOESN CAN'T FALL BELOW THEM

  Without seeing your code, it is difficult to say with certainty, but I think you may have forgotten to clear a float, need you the following css

  {.clearfloat}

  Clear: both;

  height: 0px;

  line-height: 0px;

  font-size: 1px;

  }

  then just before your feet of logon page

  you need to enter something like
  

  If this doesn't help not could you post a link to your live page or the postal code.

  Richard

• problem with the div and CSS tags

  Hello guys

  First off I want to applogise if theres a post on this already I can be blind and do not see it and if its also a stupid question

  My problem is I crazy my website in photoshop, it sliced upward and exported all went well, I made a model and made all the editable regions

  but

  When I need to hit more that my site may contain that IMGS do not just move do gaps in the page like this

  

  I want to Dim and the content of stretch and I add more content

  

  Thank you very much

  Tegan

  no comment on my Office haha rose

  It is obvious to me, what is the problem.  You used a graphical application to generate your HTML code for you.  It's OK for fast prototypes only.  As you have discovered, code HTML Photoshop is too rigid and fragile to use in a real website.

  Use Photoshop to create images only.

  DW to create your web page.

  Take a fireworks (or Photoshop) model of a basic CSS layout in DW

  Part 1-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Fireworks/articles/web_standards_layouts_pt1.html

  Part 2-
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Fireworks/articles/web_standards_layouts_pt2.html

  Adobe Developer Center - introduction tutorials
  http://www.Adobe.com/devnet/Dreamweaver/CSS.html

  Nancy O.
  ALT-Web Design & Publishing
  Web | Graphics | Print | Media specialists
  http://ALT-Web.com/
  http://Twitter.com/ALTWEB
  http://ALT-Web.blogspot.com

• Positioning CSS or DW problem?

  I have problems with CSS positioning after spending several hours of reading and trial and error.  I'm starting to think that Dreamweaver is broken, and thoughts of reloading cross my mind.

  My desire is to have a background image "beneath" my page wrap div, essentially as a border surrounding it.  I posted this image of 'background' as relative position and therefore my wrap div page as absolute positioning.  The wrap of the page was given a background color and a line of text to allow me to 'see' where I am to get the correct positioning. I think that the background color of the page div wrap "show" but it is not. (?)

  I placed my palette, as we'll call it, with margins, while he was trying to put my envelope of page using the top, right, bottom and left through the CSS dialog box.  What are the values used, the div is in the lower left corner of the browser window and refuses to move.

  #palette {}
  background: url(images/pallete.png) no-repeat;
  Width: 1200px;
  height: 1400px.
  margin: 100px auto;
  position: relative;
  }

  #page wrap {}
  position: absolute;
  background: #C06;
  height: 1100px;
  Width: 960px;
  top: 100px;
  right:-120px;
  }

  It got so that the changes I've made to the CSS at this stage will not trigger even a refresh of the Panel styles CSS?  What gives?

  Thank you.

  I've never used "Live Code" before and could set more #page for my taste, but it's an approximate position, so to speak, I can only approximate its center within #palette.  I started thinking that I have the success, until I go to the browser view, where the #page position seems to pass.

  You try to use HTML as a word processor, and it's the absolute wrong approach (no pun intended)!

  Location of the item an absolute positioning is calculated based on the location of its nearest positioned ANCESTOR.  An "ancestor" is a container element, not an adjacent element (which would be a 'brother').  So, if you want to than your element to absolute positioning out of the location of a relatively positioned element, it must be a child (or descendant) of this relatively positioned element.  In other words, to make #page work against #palette, he must be inside #palette.

  If there are alternatives to ensure the positioning other than my current method, I would be interested to learn about it.  I'm not aware of the disadvantages mentioned with using this type of positioning, could you give some details please?

  There is an excellent alternative without using the positioning at all - it is called "best practices".   The disadvantages of using absolute positioning for all are:

  1. because the absolute position elements are removed from the flow of code on the page, they are immune to travel in other parts of page not positioned due to changes in browser window size or screen text size changes.

  2. because #1 is the case, and given that display text size changes can cause the container to change height, if this container is positioned absolutely, its text content may overlap other content to the screen.  More positioned in absolute terms of containers of text the worse this effect becomes quickly, producing a unusable, overlapping mess.

  3 in absolute position items on the screen regardless of where the items appear in the code, and as a result, it is entirely possible to have two parts of the text which are meaningful semantic when taken as a unit separated by a bit of code, or other pieces of text.  Thus, pages built with absolute positioning text containers are usually not semantically sensitive, which means that they would not succeed well when it is run by a system of assistance of the screen.

  4. in view of all these things, the pages that contain elements of balance and frequently positioned elements go wandering as width of the viewport is changed.

  As a result, the method most likely to be chosen by an inexperienced user due to its apparent simplicity is also the absolute worst possible approach to the construction of the page.

  Oh, by the way, the values of positioning below were obtained through 'slide' div = page in position.  I wouldn't rather Code Live, but taken into concrete values in the future.

  The approach of processing in action!  The only way to make the connection of concrete values is to have a provision already laid down on paper before you start.

  Tell more about how you want your page to look at (I don't know what you mean exactly on centering #page #palette 'up', but if you mean "before" then consider this -

  This is my page

  (Note that I deleted all the positioning, as well as all heights - of Villa is a bad idea to declare explicit heights on elements that contain text, once again because of possible overflow issues)

• Tag DIV, when the height is set to 'AUTO' is not automatic?

  So basically the main DIV tag (#wrapper) is a grey box, in that I want everything on the page to enter.

  When I put his height manually, for example 1020px, it works fine.

  But when I put it on 'auto' it has a height of about 10px or so, starting at the top.

  Can someone tell me why this is?

  Here is my code:

  < ! DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional / / IN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd" > ""

  < html >

  < head >

  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; Charset = UTF-8 ">"

  < title > < /title >

  < style type = "text/css" >

  {body

  background-color: #262626;

  }

  {#wrapper}

  width: 1020px;

  margin-right: auto;

  left margin: auto;

  background-color: #333;

  padding-top: 10px;

  padding-right: 10px;

  padding-left: 10px;

  height: auto;

  }

  {#logoFrame}

  float: left;

  width: 220px;

  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #6B 8431;

  height: 360px;

  padding-bottom: 10px;

  }

  {#titleFrame}

  float: right;

  width: 800px;

  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #6B 8431;

  height: 360px;

  padding-bottom: 10px;

  }

  #logo {}

  float: left;

  height: 360px;

  width: 200px;

  }

  #title {}

  height: 360px;

  width: 780px;

  float: right;

  }

  {#titleTopFrame}

  float: right;

  height: 233.5px;

  width: 780px;

  border: 1px solid #6B 8431;

  }

  {#sidebarFrame}

  width: 220px;

  border-right-width: 1px;

  border-right-style: solid;

  border-right-color: #6B 8431;

  padding-top: 10px;

  float: left;

  height: auto;

  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #6B 8431;

  padding-bottom: 343px;

  }

  {#footerFrame}

  width: 1020px;

  float: left;

  margin-top:-10px;

  }

  {#contentFrame}

  float: right;

  width: 775px;

  padding-right: 10px;

  height: auto;

  border-bottom-width: 1px;

  border-bottom-style: solid;

  border-bottom-color: #6B 8431;

  padding-left: 14px;

  }

  {p}

  are-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", without serif.

  color: #D6D795;

  -tracking: 0.01em;

  text-align: justify;

  }

  {#pictureFrame}

  float: right;

  height: 383px;

  width: 289px;

  top of the margin: 23px;

  margin-bottom: 10px;

  margin-left: 10px;

  }

  #image {}

  height: 383px;

  width: auto;

  float: right;

  }

  H6 {}

  color: #797979;

  are-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", without serif.

  are-size: 11px;

  make-weight: lighter;

  text-transform: uppercase;

  text-align: center;

  }

  {#titleBottom}

  width: 780px;

  float: right;

  height: 110px;

  }

  < / style >

  < script src = "SpryAssets/SpryMenuBar.js" type = "text/javascript" > < / script > "

  < link href = "SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarVertical.css" rel = "stylesheet" type = "text/css" > "

  < / head >

  < body >

  < div id = 'wrapper' >

  < div id = "logoFrame" > < img src = "Header/Logo.png" alt = "Logo" width = "335" height = "632" id = "logo" > < / div > "

  < div id = "titleFrame" >

  < div id = "titleTopFrame" > < img src = "Header/Title.png" alt = "Title" width = "1112" height = "500" id = "title" > < / div > < / div > "

  < div id = "sidebarFrame" >

  < ul id = "MenuBar1" class = "MenuBarVertical" >

  < li > < a href = "#" > home < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > on < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > subject Tim < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > Types of walls of retaining < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > Gallery < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" class = "MenuBarItemSubmenu" > < /a > Reccomendations

  < ul >

  < li > < a href = "#" > block factory < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > civil engineers < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > geogrid factory < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > engineers geotechnical < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > wall installers < /a > < /li >

  < /ul >

  < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > stories < /a > < /li >

  < li > < a href = "#" > Contact < /a > < /li >

  < /ul >

  < / div >

  < div id = "contentFrame" >

  < div id = "pictureFrame" > < img src = ' Pages/3. On Tim/Tim Headshot.jpg' alt = 'Tim' width = "525" height = "700" id = "image" > < / div >

  paragraph < p > < /p >

  < / div >

  < div id = "footerFrame" >

  < h6 > < strong > to < > 2011 facilities by I wish I had a company name, Inc. < / h6 >

  < / div >

  < / div >

  < script type = "text/javascript" >

  var MenuBar1 = new Spry.Widget.MenuBar ("MenuBar1", {imgRight: SpryAssets/SpryMenuBarRightHover.gif"}" ");

  < /script >

  < / body >

  < / html >

  Sorry I know this is a bit long. I have put all the "#wrapper" - of the snippets in red.

  Can someone tell me why this is?

  Of course, it's because a) auto is the same as nothing.  This means that the default behavior for a block tag is to expand vertically to wrap its content.  The problem arises when / if some of the content are launched or positioned.  As floated and positioned elements are "withdrawn from normal traffic" page, acts of container as if they were not there yet and only reacts to the content not launched, ignoring the other two elements.  Given that you have floating content in the tank of #wrapper, this is what is happening.

  There are four ways to force a container to encapsulate floating elements:

  1. the float container

  2. Add an element of compensation immediately before closing the container

  3. apply a style to the container that forces him to become a new block formatting context.  These styles are things like -

  overflow: hidden. scroll | Auto

  Display: inline-block. Inline-table | table-cell. table-caption

  position: absolute. fixed

  4. use an adaptation of CSS clearfix

  The most common (but not without a few problems) to do this is to use overflow: hidden style.  Try changing your div wrapper to this and see what happens-

• How to Center a div using css?

  I'm learning css formatting.

  Starting with a blank page, I insert a couple of AP divs and identify where I want.

  When I lower them in a browser, I noticed that they are framed on the left. This is what I expect because they are absolute positioned.

  I wish that they be centered as a group. Creating a layout and the centerring on the window of the browser seems to be a fundamental task.

  I tried to add a wrapper div tag and Center who, but I can't find where in the css Panel is there any reference to the Center.

  seems simple enough, im puzzled.

  Thank you

  Jerry

  PS I know that as soon as I have this post, I'll find the answer.

  > I tried to add a wrapper div tag and Center who, but I can't find where in the css Panel is there any reference to the Center.

  Yes this is the right approach and you can focus using the following style:

  {#wrapper}

  Auto margin: 0;

  }

  Your PA divs will be absolutely positioned within this div wrapper that acts as a parent.

  Kind regards

  Vinay