From PSD to HTML, Building a Set of Website Designs Step by Step. (Via NETTUTS.)
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Adobe has posted free public betas of Fireworks, Dreamweaver, and Soundbooth on Adobe Labs. All three betas sport new user interfaces that appear like the next evolution of the Creative Suite UI from CS3. These betas will work for up to two days if you don’t have a valid CS3 serial number. Otherwise they will work until the next versions are available for purchase.
Notable features of the Dreamweaver beta:
Live View — View your web pages under real-world browser conditions with the new Live View in Dreamweaver — while still retaining direct access to the code. The new rendering mode, which uses the open source rendering engine WebKit, displays your designs like a standards-based browser.
Five+1 Common CSS Hang-ups In Dreamweaver. If you use Dreamweaver, these might get you. (Via creativebit.)
Adobe Ships Creative Suite 2.3. Now includes Dreamweaver 8 and the only Universal application in the suite, Acrobat Professional 8. (Via MacNN.)
Adobe Debuts Creative Suite Premium 2.3. This is just a bundle upgrade. Acrobat gets upgraded to 8 and Dreamweaver 8 is now included along with GoLive. Two web design applications in one bundle — go figure.
Turns out that two bits of information are coming out that weren’t quite clear at first. Acrobat 8 is noted as being Universal and that with the introduction of Dreamweaver 8, this marks the end of GoLive being bundled in the suite. But from all I see, GoLive is still included in CS2.3 along with Dreamweaver. I guess you can expect CS3 not to include GoLive anymore.
And no, everything but Acrobat is still non-Universal. (Via MacNN.)
Sphere: Related ContentAdobe has released a free preview version of their new programming framework, Spry. Spry enables you to incorporate XML data into your HTML using what you may already be familiar with: HTML, CSS, and a minimal amount of Javascript, without requiring the entire page to refresh. Yes, that’s AJAX for any of you keeping score at home.
Continue reading ‘Adobe Releases Spry to Help with AJAX Programming’
Sphere: Related ContentAdobe Updates Dreamweaver, Camera Raw. “Adobe has released Dreamweaver 8.0.2, and updated its Camera Raw 3.4 plug-in.” I totally missed the Dreamweaver 8.0.1 update until I stumbled upon it a couple weeks ago. So might as well get ‘em all, if you too missed out. (Via MacNN.)
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Dreamweaver 8 offers a slew of new features directly targeted at helping you design your Web sites with CSS. The unified CSS panel allows you to select an element and see exactly what style rules are being applied to it — even from other styles. However, helpful CSS features are lurking about in the Code view as well.
When editing your code, be it HTML, CSS, Javascript, etc., you can select a block of code and then have Dreamweaver quickly wrap it in comments via the (right-click) contextual menu. This feature has been around for a couple of versions in Dreamweaver. However, Dreamweaver 8 includes some nice additions to this menu: CSS comments and comment hacks. This is really handy when troubleshooting your CSS or applying filters for certain browsers.
Continue reading ‘Apply CSS Comment Hacks to Selections in Dreamweaver’
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