You even have
the option of a split-screen view, which shows Design view and Code view simultaneously, as shown in
Figure 2-3. Any change made in the Design view is reflected in the Code view and vice versa. If you prefer
to work with a code editor you??™re more familiar with, Dreamweaver enables you to work with any text editor.
Whichever route you choose, Dreamweaver enables a natural, dynamic flow between the visual and
code editors.
FIGURE 2-3
Dreamweaver enables you to work with a visual WYSIWYG editor and a code editor simultaneously.
Dreamweaver further tightens the integration between the visual design and the underlying code with the
Quick Tag Editor. Web designers frequently adjust the HTML code minutely??”changing an attribute here
or adding a single tag there. The Quick Tag Editor, which appears as a small pop-up window in the Design
view, makes these code tweaks quick and easy.
World-class code editing
Coding is integrally tied to Web page development, and Dreamweaver??™s coding environment is second-tonone.
If you??™re hand-coding, you??™ll appreciate the Code Hints (see Figure 2-4), code collapse, and code
completion features that Dreamweaver offers. Many of these elements have been encapsulated into a Coding
toolbar displayed along the side of Code view.
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