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Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"

Figure 15-7 shows a comparison between the two figures.
FIGURE 15-7
These two images were exported from the same source file; the only difference is the texture
setting.
7. Export the image with an appropriate name; my second image is called listnav_over.jpg.
Be sure to save your source file so that you can easily make alterations as needed. With your images created,
you??™re ready to move into Dreamweaver to create the list and encompassing
tag.
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Adding Advanced Design Features Part III
Step2:Creating the list and containing

Next, create the basic HTML and text elements for the CSS navigation bar. Because one of the elements you
need is an absolutely positioned
tag, you can set up your CSS file and enter the first of the CSS definitions.
It??™s not absolutely necessary for you to create the CSS before you insert the tags, but because
Dreamweaver renders each new style as it is applied, this approach gives you a better sense of
what the CSS styles are doing.
To set up the CSS file with the first of the CSS definitions, follow these steps:
1. Create a new CSS file by choosing File ??? New and selecting CSS from the General category. I
named my file navlist.css.
2. Open the HTML or dynamic page to which you want to add the navigation.


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