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User this tag for questions about Adobe Dreamweaver, the web design program.
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How can I use CSS to make something look "pushed"?
Making something look raised or "pushed' is all about lighting and shadows. The human eye and brain interprets shadows as depth. So if you adjust shadows, you can give off the perceptions of depth in …
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Does using Dreamweaver help to produce better aesthetic designs than hardcoding HTML and CSS?
Dreamweaver does not make you a better designer. … I've found no reason to use Dreamweaver over a solid text editor (BBEdit) and a browser. Throw in a bit of PHP and a server for testing and there's really no need for Dreamweaver at all. …
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Fireworks slices for Dreamweaver
I realize this is a 2012 question, however even in June of 2012 this applied.....
No one should probably be slicing layouts anymore.
With the improvements in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and PNG32 …
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