The Book place

Joseph W. Lowery

"Dreamweaver CS3 Bible"

Step 2: Creating the object
The absolute simplest method available enables you to skip this step entirely and proceed to saving the
HTML in an Objects subfolder as described in step 3. Dreamweaver ignores the outer code and just inserts
whatever is in the tag. However, this technique might be confusing when you want to develop the
object in the future. I recommend that, if you have the time, you complete this step and remove the unnecessary
code.
BC 9
Creating and Using Objects
To create a simple object from the preceding code, just cut everything in the code but the item (or items)
you want repeated. In Code view, or using the Code inspector, select all the code from the opening
tag up to and including the tag and then delete it. Then delete the closing tags, and
. Only the following code remains:

Step 3: Saving the object
Now your object is ready to be saved.


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