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Has anyone had success using Dreamweaver to create and use Cascading Style Sheets in place of or in connection with the HTML Power painter?
We feel like Dreamweavers superior handling of vector based graphics would allow us to create better looking HTML interfaces but, we having trouble when we copy the style sheet over to the directory where one would normally store HTML launch pages created with Power Painter. We have tried this in both directions that is we have tried to import Power Painter created HTML into Dreamweaver and vice versa. The Dreamweaver style sheet links lose the nice rendering when graphics when copied to the dierctory. I forget the exact scenario when we tried the reverse but, I know it did not work either.
I have queried both the IBI forum and the technical documentation and have not found anything helpful. Point us in the right direction and we will be glad to share our findings
have you tried copying the css code prodcued by dreamweaver into a script statement at the top of your html in the tag?
if its a normal html file this should work- if its an html you have embedded at the bottom of a few then im not sure if it will but it can't hurt to try...
<head>
<style type="text/css">
enter styling code from dreamweaver here
</style>
</head>
give it a go and let us know if it works
Developer Studio 7.64 Win XP Output: mostly HTML, also Excel and PDF
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