Sometimes the simplest ideas are the most powerful. The Dreamweaver
development team had a simple idea: Why not code the insertable objects
in HTML? After all, when you choose to insert anything into a Web page??”
from a horizontal rule to a Shockwave movie??”you are merely putting HTML in
the page. If the objects are just HTML files, what are the possible benefits? For
one, the objects can be easily modified. Also, HTML requires no special program
to code, and coding the language itself is not extraordinarily difficult. In addition,
the core users of Dreamweaver are experts in HTML. Now, a simple idea has
turned into a powerful tool.
All the objects included with Dreamweaver can be modified and customized to
fit any Web designer??™s working preferences, and you can easily create custom
objects. This capability not only enables you to include regular HTML tags that
repeatedly occur in your designs, but it also opens the door to an impressive new
level of expandability. Dreamweaver??™s capacity for any number of custom objects
means that you can take advantage of new technologies immediately.
Building a site that needs the latest tags just released by the W3C? Go right
ahead??”make an object that inserts any or all the tags. You may not be able to
see the result in Dreamweaver, but if your browser can handle the tags, you can
preview them there.
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