Quite often, a Web designer needs to update or alter an existing
page??”or series of pages. Dreamweaver??™s enhanced Find and Replace feature is a real power tool when it
comes to making modifications.
Find and Replace works in the Document window, whether in Design view or Code view, as well as in the
Code inspector to alter code and regular content. Moreover, changes are applicable to a selected section, the
current page, the working site, selected Web pages, or an entire folder of pages, regardless of the number.
Complex Find and Replace queries can be stored and retrieved later to further automate your work.
Up-to-Date Code Standards
Most Web pages are created in HyperText Markup Language (HTML). This programming language??”really
a series of tags that modify a text file??”is standardized by an organization known as the World Wide Web
Consortium, or W3C (www.w3.org). Each new release of HTML incorporates an enhanced set of commands
and features. All browsers in use today recognize the current version, HTML 4. Dreamweaver writes
clear, easy-to-follow, real-world, browser-compatible HTML version 4.01 code whenever you insert or
modify an element in the visual editor.
If you??™re working in Extensible HyperText Markup Language (XHTML), Dreamweaver has you covered as well,
with a number of tools.
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