For my ICT AS we have to make an E-Book in Dreamweave, and some people in the class have made really nice ones and my one looks really bad compared to theirs so I need some help how to make mine look nice.
For example can anyone tell me how to make navigation bars with drop down options all hyperlinked to certain pages?
And does anyone have a basic but neat design template?
Any help appreciated.
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Thread: Dreamweaver Help
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Dreamweaver Help
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19-09-2008, 03:51 PM #2DarrenToogood Guest
If I am honest, why are you taking AS ICT if you don't know how to do menus in Dreamweaver? It was all covered in GCSE...
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The course he took for GCSE may not have covered it Darren
Originally Posted by DarrenToogood
Just look on www.dynamicdrive.com
You are allowed to use pre-made javascript on your e-portfolio
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Np MANNNNN.... Show me ur eportfolio pls Originally Posted by Axel
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Fair dos. Originally Posted by Axel
Well if your doing AS/A level you should buy it
I gotta get myself ready for college. WOW im not gonna go off subject.
Im guessing that AS and A level is easy?
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I don't know how to use the menus in Dreamweaver, I have just started Year 10 and in Year 9 I used notepad when we were doing Web Design stuff. Originally Posted by DarrenToogood
Dreamweaver sucks tbh.Lets set the stage on fire, and hollywood will be jealous.
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I'm in year 11, doing GCSE ICT. Haven't covered anything specifically to do with dreamweaver but it has been an option for some projects.
Most people used it last year when we touched on html and that, but I tended to use notepad, cos I kept putting in too many tags, where dreamweaver closes it for you and I didn't notice :rolleyes: (rofl)
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DreamWeaver is quite good.
It makes the coding easier. Example when you type:
it comes up a list like:margin-
etc etctop
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