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I want to design a WebPage. I use DreamWeaver 8 as a PHP editor. :?:
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Fantastic. And?
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Fantastic. And? :roll:

I can't understand you. Actually, I want to say that I design a webpage like drag and drop buttons,textfields,labels etc. I can't find how to use that in DreamWeaver. If you know that please help me.
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You can insert form elements by clicking on the "insert" tab, then click on the "form" option. I'm not sure if there are any drag and drop options.
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Thanks Jcart. I'm trying. :)
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I can't design a form using DreamWeaver 8. When I click on a form tag then there comes a red thin border. But I can't do nothing after that. Is it better to design using code?
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asif_phpdn wrote:I can't design a form using DreamWeaver 8. When I click on a form tag then there comes a red thin border. But I can't do nothing after that.
The red thin border is Dreamweaver's way to signify the form area. You put all your form elements inside of this by selecting inside the form area then adding the form element as I explained earlier.
Is it better to design using code?
I wouldn't do it any other way. HTML generators, including Dreamweaver, are capable of creating some pretty crappy and often invalid html markup.
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Jcart wrote:I wouldn't do it any other way. HTML generators, including Dreamweaver, are capable of creating some pretty crappy and often invalid html markup.
My feelings exactly!!
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try out some tutorials first. then post here if you encounter any problems.
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califdon wrote:
Jcart wrote:I wouldn't do it any other way. HTML generators, including Dreamweaver, are capable of creating some pretty crappy and often invalid html markup.
My feelings exactly!!
I use it all the time and it works perfectly for me when i need to do laborious tasks quickly.
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