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Other students found this tutorial here pretty helpful.
Dreamweaver Users: Another example of how a website could be broken down into how it could be reconstructed via tables.
I didn't label each and every row and column. Hopefully you're starting to catch on. You may notice in there, that sometimes there's just one column inside of a row. That's just how tables work. You cant just have a row- You have to have columns, even if that means you're only putting one column in. Of course, dreamweaver does all of that for you...
Oops! Some of the tables extend a bit further down in that picture. I didn't notice the scrollbar on the right side when drawing on the screenshot. Hopefully you get the idea though. If the image is confusing to you, let me know and I'll help you understand it better.
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Other students found this tutorial here pretty helpful.
Dreamweaver Users: Another example of how a website could be broken down into how it could be reconstructed via tables.
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I didn't label each and every row and column. Hopefully you're starting to catch on. You may notice in there, that sometimes there's just one column inside of a row. That's just how tables work. You cant just have a row- You have to have columns, even if that means you're only putting one column in. Of course, dreamweaver does all of that for you...
Oops! Some of the tables extend a bit further down in that picture. I didn't notice the scrollbar on the right side when drawing on the screenshot. Hopefully you get the idea though. If the image is confusing to you, let me know and I'll help you understand it better.
By the way, Dreamweaver can not make graphics or images for you. You will need to make whatever images you want for your layout in a different program and then save them in JPG(recommended) or GIF format, as these are the most widely readable formats across computer types, operating systems, and browsers. You may use whatever program you would like to create imagery for your layout. Remember, any borrowed imagery from the web must be royalty free.
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