Provide one fact which you have learned about Dreamweaver during the DW unit. (example: The main div we place our information in is called the "container")
I learned that there are different setting for the designer to see what he/she is creating and see both sides. Those different settings are split view, live, design and code.
Instead of clicking on the globe to see what your website looks like on the web you can click the live button, however sometimes it looks different than the one that is actually viewed on the web.
One thing I learned how to do in Dreamweaver is to make divs position absolute, and in this way we can move the boxes exactly where we want them to be on the site.
During the Dreamweaver unit I learned that Dreamweaver will write the code in for you when you open it up. It also will finish a tag for you when it recognizes what you are trying to end it. For example if you start a paragraph tag and then write in your text, then when you try to end the tag, Dreamweaver will see that and finish it for you.
One fact that I have learned about dreamweaver is that there are different ways to view what you are working on. You can use split view or design view.
One fact that I learned about Dreamweaver this week is that before starting your website, you make a folder, known as a root folder, which will have an images and sources folder inside of it for all the files that your website will contain.
One thing I learned about Dreamweaver during the DW unit was that the curtain is the background, the main div where information is placed is the stage (container), and everything placed on the stage must be in a div so you can move it around.
One fact that I have learned is that you can change the priority of the text to heading one heading two etc. by highlighting the text and changing its format to what you want.
You can view dreamweaver in code split, design, and live mode.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the heading of a website has to go into a div in order to move it around the site.
ReplyDeleteI learned that if you are in split view then you can write in either side and it will come up on the other side as well.
ReplyDeleteI learned that when you are in split screen whatever you do to one side happens to the other so you can edit from both sides.
ReplyDeleteI learned that there are different setting for the designer to see what he/she is creating and see both sides. Those different settings are split view, live, design and code.
ReplyDeleteInstead of clicking on the globe to see what your website looks like on the web you can click the live button, however sometimes it looks different than the one that is actually viewed on the web.
ReplyDeleteI learned that when applying a box, you must check off "absolute". This makes it so you are able to move it around the page.
ReplyDeleteI learned how to create new CSS rules
ReplyDeleteWhen you write what you want in Dreamweaver, it provides the code for you.
ReplyDeleteIn Dreamweaver you can create divs in order to move objects around.
ReplyDeleteOne thing I learned how to do in Dreamweaver is to make divs position absolute, and in this way we can move the boxes exactly where we want them to be on the site.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the be able to move the divs inside the container, you have to make their position absolute.
ReplyDeleteI learned that Dreamweaver can be compared to a stage like in Broadway.
ReplyDeleteI learned that when you change something in the design aspect of dreamweaver, the code changes for you.
ReplyDeleteI learned the Dreamweaver can do anything in one edit instead of multiple.
ReplyDeleteIn dreamweaver I learned you can either directly input what you want or you can use the code to as well.
ReplyDeleteI learned that Dreameweaver is fairly easy to use. You don't have write all of the codes and tags. Dreamweaver write out the codes for you.
ReplyDeleteWe learned that in Dreamweaver there are boxes called divs. They hold text and pictures.
ReplyDeleteDuring the Dreamweaver unit I learned that Dreamweaver will write the code in for you when you open it up. It also will finish a tag for you when it recognizes what you are trying to end it. For example if you start a paragraph tag and then write in your text, then when you try to end the tag, Dreamweaver will see that and finish it for you.
ReplyDeleteThe stage is the container (or divs).
ReplyDeleteGo to site then new site, to set up a new web site fine in dreamweaver
ReplyDeleteYou can use Dreamweaver to code without actually coding just fixing settings
ReplyDeleteI learned how to change my text size. You go to page properties, you change the size of your text, press apply, or ok, and thats it!
ReplyDeleteAll boxes are called divs and the main div is called a container.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the you can create boxes, and move them around.
ReplyDeleteOne fact that I have learned about dreamweaver is that there are different ways to view what you are working on. You can use split view or design view.
ReplyDeleteI learned how to move div's around. You make a new css rule for that div and change the positioning to aboslute
ReplyDeleteDuring the dreamweaver unit one thing I learned is that you have to turn nesting on so divs can sit inside of divs.
ReplyDeleteOne fact that I learned about Dreamweaver this week is that before starting your website, you make a folder, known as a root folder, which will have an images and sources folder inside of it for all the files that your website will contain.
ReplyDeleteOne thing I learned about Dreamweaver during the DW unit was that the curtain is the background, the main div where information is placed is the stage (container), and everything placed on the stage must be in a div so you can move it around.
ReplyDeleteWhen you open a new file in Dreamweaver it already has the main HTML tags you need listed for you.
ReplyDeleteOne fact that I have learned is that you can change the priority of the text to heading one heading two etc. by highlighting the text and changing its format to what you want.
ReplyDeleteYou can type in the body instead of actually typing in the code.
ReplyDeleteYou have to put the settings on "nest" so divs can be inside other divs
ReplyDeleteIf you highlight a piece of text, you can make it bigger by making it header 1
ReplyDeleteYou cant type in the body and not in the html. using dream weaver.
ReplyDeleteThere are three different views that can be used when creating an HTML document in Dreamweaver: code, split and design.
ReplyDeleteone thing that i learned this week was changing the background color of my page
ReplyDeleteEverything on a page gets placed inside a container.
ReplyDeleteIn dreamweaver I learned how to make a div tag and edit the tag and rule once the rule was already made.
ReplyDeleteI learned that using dreamweaver can be used to see your site changed immediately as you edit the code.
ReplyDeleteThere are three ways to view dreamweaver, split, design, and code.
ReplyDeleteI learned about new CSS style rules
ReplyDelete