Justin Kozuch

In today's wild, wild Web, the catchphrases are usability, accessibility, standards-compliance, and valid code. Why is valid code so important? The sheer number of browsers out there that display the same code differently make it virtually impossible to have different versions of code for each browser. In this day and age, maintaining standardized and valid code is essential. Dreamweaver MX 2004, being the top-of-the-heap software application it is, can help you code, but sometimes it gets a bit confused. Today, we are going to look at how to extend and use Dreamweaver MX 2004 to write standards-compliant, valid code. Are you ready to get your valid code freak on? If so, keep reading! Analyzing Your Workflow The cool thing about Dreamweaver is that its users come from all walks of life, from beginners who've just installed the software, to hard-core code warriors w... (more)

Have It Your Way

While dialog boxes and pull-down menus are one way to insert HTML, all that extra mousing around takes time. After the tenth time you choose Insert > Image Objects > Rollover Image, your aching hand will need some relief and you'll be wondering if there's a faster way to get your work done. Fortunately, the customizable nature of Dreamweaver makes most commands just a key tap away. What Are Shortcuts? Shortcuts are an easy way to access menu functions without having to use your mouse. They can be used to perform simple tasks such as opening or saving a file, or more complex task... (more)