Excerpted from “Take Control of Getting Started with Dreamweaver” published by TidBITS Electronic Publishing
It’s not hard to jump into Dreamweaver and create a page with a few key Web objects — text, graphics, and links. But your text and layout will use the bland, boring defaults. You have to give the page style, literally, with Cascading Style Sheets.
This article uses clear, easy-to-understand concepts to explain why, when, and how to use styles in your Web sites. If you like what you see, you can buy the entire 88-page ebook for $10.
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Excerpted from “Take Control of Getting Started with Dreamweaver” by Arnie Keller. Copyright © 2006 Arnie Keller. Used with permission of TidBITS Electronic Publishing.
This article was last modified on January 8, 2023
This article was first published on October 13, 2006
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