Hmm... can you point out to them that there's a similarity between using
an external style sheet and using header/footer includes? And that as a
coder, it would be your responsibility to maintain these include files,
not theirs? Personally, I think .css external style sheets are
awesome -- t
Maybe you have never had to deal with a dreamweaver created web page, but it
deposits little javascript code all over the page for decoration.
Apparently the dreamweaver designers pick components like rollover menu
images etc and dreamweaver gladly disperses the javascript code throughout
the docu
of what I'm saying.
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>> LOL.
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well, the class tag in the tr won't work with ns6 , but fortunately for you
( sigh ) ns 6 does include the div tag.
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hope you don't plan to use that example table in netscape 4.x
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>well, you don't have to wade through all that html, just put an
>include() in there to a file that has all the php in it. then
>dreamweaver should leave it al
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well, you don't have to wade through all that html, just put an
include() in there to a file that has all the php in it. then
dreamweaver should leave it alone.
Huh?
Obviously the logic can be included, but t
As a designer and a coder, I have always found that it is easiest to have
the layout of the page done before adding the dynamic content. If the
layout is done correctly, it should not be necessary to put in sample data
that has to be removed after.
After joining the workforce, as a database prog
well, you don't have to wade through all that html, just put an
include() in there to a file that has all the php in it. then
dreamweaver should leave it alone.
really if they don't want to chop the files up into header/footer
that shouldn't bother you, it makes their job harder since they have
t
Yikes! You mean they don't use a text editor to for html?
Seriously, you do have two choices here and I certainly prefer the one
suggested below. You may have to talk to the project manager about the
designer's refusal to allow thier precious dreamweaver source files to be
chopped up. On the o
They sound like good ideas, with one quisp.. the sites are currently
being designed in *shudder* Dreamweaver.
They absolutely refuse to chop files up into header/footer includes, and
they want to be able to do all their colour customisation through their
beloved .css files.
Mike
Jimtronic wr
I try to seperate the php code from the html as much as possible. So,
if a page is dynamic, have php figure out the dynamic parts first,
put them into variables such as $html, or $pull_down_menu, or
whatever. Then all that needs to replaced in the html is that
section. HTML coders aren't dumb
Hi There,
I'm looking for some community feedback on being a coder working with
designers. Techniques that work that allow my php-inept page/graphic
designer comrade make changes to the layout of the page without
destroying my code, or requiring me to make any changes whatsoever.
Or what is t
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