[tip] When making page layouts in Dreamweaver...
...which I do suggest that you do for complex mods, you don't have to specify absolute paths for images.
Assuming you have a test vB installation at d:\testvb\, put this in the <head> tag of the page you're making: Code:
<base href="d:\testvb\"> Now if only somebody knew how to make Dreamweaver MX understand <normalfont> and <smallfont> I'd be set :) |
I guess that why coding by hand seems to be always better.
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yeah but not when messing with the crazy tables vb has. I use a combination of both and I share your pain about MX. Actually, cant you define your own tags in MX? I'll have to take a look at that.
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When I open the vbulletin.style in MX preview mode - it's redirects me somewhere and I can't work normaly. Is there a way to fix it. How do you do it - all by hand?
It's impossible, so much code. Too much. Of the code. |
A .style file isn't easily editable in Dreamweaver.
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Yes Dreanweaver codes HTML etc. files like that not vB files like a .style one.
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If you are looking for it to display the right size, you could create a "Design Time Style Sheet" to define the size of those tags that will show up in your Design View but won't add any extra code to your file. |
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