a new way to design a website!

[up-a-notch]

I just found out a new way to design a website all you do is design it in dream weaver cut it up and import it into dream weaver! try it out

[Jessii]

At 10/14/09 10:53 AM, up-a-notch wrote: I just found out a new way to design a website all you do is design it in dream weaver cut it up and import it into dream weaver! try it out

No, no and no!
#1 this topic is not helpful at all and there's no question about programming or code bugs.
#2 You can't just make a website in dreamweaver. Dreamweaver costs money and you also need to have some knowledge about (X)HTML and CSS in order to design proper websites that are standards compliant. This is also helpful because if you encounter a bug or it's not displaying properly in all browsers, then you'll know how to fix it.
#3 Your statement about designing a site in dreamweaver, then cutting it up and importing it in dreamweaver doesn't make sense. I'm sure you mean design a layout in Photoshop, slicing it and importing it into dreamweaver. However, the code that photoshop produces is sloppy and it may still use tables, though I'm not sure. Tables aren't good to use for layouts.

[up-a-notch]

no I mean deign the site in fireworks then cut it up and put it in dream weaver

[smulse]

At 10/14/09 03:13 PM, up-a-notch wrote: no I mean deign the site in fireworks then cut it up and put it in dream weaver

No, no and no!
#1 this topic is not helpful at all and there's no question about programming or code bugs.
#2 You can't just make a website in dreamweaver. Dreamweaver costs money and you also need to have some knowledge about (X)HTML and CSS in order to design proper websites that are standards compliant. This is also helpful because if you encounter a bug or it's not displaying properly in all browsers, then you'll know how to fix it.
#3 Your statement about designing a site in dreamweaver, then cutting it up and importing it in dreamweaver doesn't make sense. I'm sure you mean design a layout in Fireworks, slicing it and importing it into dreamweaver. However, the code that photoshop produces is sloppy and it may still use tables, though I'm not sure. Tables aren't good to use for layouts.

[smulse]

At 10/14/09 04:15 PM, smulse wrote: However, the code that photoshop produces is sloppy

Lol fail. Anyway, you get the point.

Plus, there's definately nothing new about this. It's been around years and years.

[Jon-86]

Been looking for an excuse to use this cracker :)

Aye it is lads and lassies

[Jessii]

At 10/14/09 05:14 PM, Jon-86 wrote: Aye it is lads and lassies

Nice picture.

that has inspired me to find a troll picture too