XXXX Middle School |
30 |
26.5 |
These codes will contain
Just delete a few lines.
How to format code in Dreamweaver How to typeset DW code
DW: Formatting code:
1. First set the code format you want.
Click Edit -> Preferred Parameters;
The English version is Edit -> Preferences
2. Click "Code Format
in the pop-up dialog box
3. (1) Indentation: There are two options: "space" and "Tab key". Here I set it to 2 spaces;
(2), tab size: 4;
(3), newline character type: CR LF(Windows);
(4), default label case: lowercase;
(5), default attribute case: lowercase;
Use the default settings for the remaining options and click "OK" to save.
4. Click the toolbar Command -> Apply Source Format;
The English version is Commands -> Apply Source Formatting
DW block typesetting structure:
1. div-dl-dt-dd: often used in situations where graphics and text are mixed
2. table-tr-td: often used for graphic layout or data display
3. form-table-tr-td: often used to layout tables
4. div-ul(ol)-li: often used for category navigation or menus, etc.
How to format tables in dreamweaver cs3
You can have a sorting table in the "Site Command". Try it and see if it can achieve the effect you want. If not, you can set the corresponding attributes in the "Tag Inspector". As for this coords, he The coords attribute of such a tag defines the coordinates of the mouse-sensitive area in the client image map. The numbers of the coordinates and their meaning depend on the shape of the area determined in the shape attribute. Hyperlink areas in client image maps can be defined as rectangles, circles, or polygons
The appropriate values for each shape are listed below: Circle: shape="circle",coords="x,y,z" where x and y define the position of the center of the circle ("0,0" is the image coordinates of the upper left corner), r is the radius of the circle in pixels
Polygon: shape="polygon",coords="x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3,..."
Each pair of "x,y" coordinates defines a vertex of the polygon ("0,0" is the coordinate of the upper left corner of the image). At least three sets of coordinates are required to define a triangle; a higher number of vertices are required for high-latitude polygons.
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