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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"


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Adding Advanced Design Features Part III
FIGURE 11-3
A thick, blue outline appears around the div when selected.
Select the
in Design view and the Property inspector displays all the current attributes. If you make
any changes in the Property inspector, such as adding or altering the background color, the change is written
into the associated CSS style rule. If the
tag??™s position property is set to absolute, the outline is
supplemented with positioning and sizing handles. The interaction among object, Property inspector, and
style sheet holds true if you drag the selected
around the page or resize it using the sizing handles;
see the following section, ???Modifying an AP Element,??? for more details. You can also modify
tag
properties by editing the style rule directly or by altering its properties on the Tag Inspector panel.
If your layout is controlled by an external style sheet that also controls the layout of other
pages in your site, be careful when adjusting the properties of a
tag. When you make
changes, Dreamweaver modifies the CSS style rule in the external style sheet, potentially altering the layout
of other pages using the same style sheet.
Visualizing
tags
The
tag is a structural element, not intended to be apparent when viewed through the browser at
run-time.


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