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Dreamweaver and Flash help
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31-07-2010 5:46pm#1
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dellas1979 wrote: »Am using Adobe flash CS4.The flash isnt worrying me so much, but code for audio would help (anyone, please?). The dreamweaver is worrying me the most. I cant get my head around it
Well I am a web designer, but unfortunately (from the point of helping you) I dont use Flash ...I use SwishMax .. and I dont use DreamWeaver... I tend to use fairly basic HTML and css, and let the images and flash do the damage.
You could try looking up tutorials like this one on youtube
You sound like it's for a course or something?0 -
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well one of the rules of web design it to make it fit every screen and every browser.... and if you think it is hard now, it used to be an absolute nightmare..
Your supervisor could be viewing it on anything from a 15.4' inch laptop screen to a 22 inch LCD, and you have to make sure that whatever you design looks okay on different screen sizes... If you fix the website to a specific pixel width and height, it is usually easier to control how it looks..
When you say "bigger screen", are you
a) plugging the laptop in to a different screen
or
b) viewing the site on a different computer (possibly with a different browser)
If you can PM me the code or the website URL, I'll take a look.. Yes, I do have that little to do on a saturday night.. 0 -
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Miram is over so I can give you my full attention now..
When I say code I mean the HTML code that is created by the Dreamweaver software.. if you open one of the HTML pages in notepad you will see what I mean.. The code takes a basic format of:<html>
<head><title></title></head>
<body>
</body>
</html>
When you use Dreamweaver it creates this code for you. In the old days, shortly after the dinosaurs left us and Twink was born, you used to have to type this all out manually.
tbh, dellas, you are making things very difficult for yourself working on a 12 inch screen. You are effectively designing for a screen that probably less than 1% will be using.. Do you have a monitor that you could borrow which you could plug the laptop in to, so that you can see what it looks like on a proper screen.
or like I said, if you can give me a look at the code, I'll see what I can do.0 -
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