
3. Browse for the desired .htm or .html file. Click Select. The selected word/s in the Document window
change color and become underlined to indicate that they are now a link.
1. Be aware that when you browse for a file, Dreamweaver will often include the entire path in the
hyperlink if your pages are not saved in the same place. (It will look something like this:
file:///C|/Documents and Settings/sultl/My Documents/webpages/gardeningpathfinder.htm) When this
happens, your link will not work once the page is published. Avoid this problem by removing
everything but the name of the linked page and the .htm or .html extension (It should look
something like this: gardeningpathfinder.htm) or by saving all of your pages in the same place.
4. If you know the name of the file you want to link to, there is no need to browse for it – just type the
filename and extension (ex: page2.html) in the Link field. Linking to a page in a different folder or
directory requires that the entire path be entered in the Link field (ex: ../homepage/images/pix.html)
Links must be previewed in a Web browser – they do not work in the Dreamweaver interface!
Tables
Tables are a very useful HTML tool. Two common uses for them are:
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A traditional table with cells to display data in an organized fashion
Page layout with tables. Using tables with invisible borders for Web page layout allows for increased
control over the appearance of a page. Tables can display images and paragraphs of text side-by-side
and simulate page margins, among other things.
1. To add a table to your document, place your cursor in the
desired location and click the Insert Table icon or select
Insert>Table from the menu. The Insert Table dialog box
appears.
Number of columns
Number of rows
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2. Select the number of rows and columns you want in your table. Set the width of the table and its borders.
All of these selections can easily be changed later.
3. Although the Cell Padding (which creates invisible space inside a cell’s border) and Cell Spacing (which
increases the distance between cells) boxes appear blank, the default values for those settings are one
pixel each. To change them to zero (if desired), you must manually type 0 in the boxes.
Number of pixels between
the cell content and the
cell boundar
or wall
Number of pixels between
each table cell
Width of table in pixels
or percent of browser
window
Width of border in pixels
(0 = invisible borders)
Selecting a header allows
you to create row or
column headings
A caption allows you to give
your table title (it displays
outside of the table).
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