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Resizing an image in Dreamweaver MX 2004 does not physically change the

properties of the image. You are not really resizing the image, but rather, telling

Dreamweaver MX 2004 the size at which to display an image on a web page. If you

are familiar with Adobe Photoshop, or another image editing program, it is

recommended that you edit images there.

Links

The address of a site on the Internet is called an URL, or "Uniform Resource

Locator." Essentially, the World Wide Web is made up of a collection of "hyperlinks."

A link, as it is commonly known, is a special kind of text type that allows a user of a

website to access a document or some kind of multimedia file when that text is

clicked. Links are used for navigating a site, for creating outlets for users to go to

another website, and for opening up files on a website. With all of the various

functions links serve, it's important to learn how to create links in Dreamweaver MX

2004.

Link Properties

The Properties palette has an area designated to making and editing links. It is

slightly different from past versions of Dreamweaver, but still retails the same basic

functionality.

In the “Links” field, you can specify a web site or page that you wish to link to. You

can physically type in the address, use the pull-down menu (if you’ve used the same

link before, it should appear in the menu), or click the folder button in the upper-

right; this will bring up a window asking you to browse to the file you wish to link to.

The “Target” area is for linking to areas within the same web page.

Additionally, you can edit the properties (or style) of links by going into the web

page's Page Properties window. In this window, you can change the color scheme of

links for sites. You can edit the regular link color, visited link color, and the active

link color. A good idea is to make links contrasting colors from the background color

or image of your site. For example, blue links on a black web page are impossible to

read. Yellow links, or a light, bright color, would work better on a dark background.

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