Jenny Townes
Week 7 Reading Notes
- 1. How the material helped
- The section on the Property Inspector was useful. I noticed during class last week that when I moved my cursor down the page in Dreamweaver, a window at the bottom kept changing its information. Now I know what that was and what it's used for.
The section on modifying page properties was helpful as well. It almost seems like cheating to use Dreamweaver that way.
I was happy to learn how to pad the spaces inside a cell in a table. Last week in class I couldn't figure out how to do it and the spacing in the table we made just didn't look right.
The section on tables in the second reading was very helpful. I would like to add a sophisticated table to my webpage and have been designing one since the previous class. I just didn't know how to create it in HTML, though.
I liked learning about frames. I'd always wondered what the HTML looked like in webpages with multiple frames and hw that worked exactly.
- 2. What I didn't understand
- Why does Dreamweaver need a button for 'unusual symbols'?
I don't really understand the site definition section. It was a bit confusing when you don't have access to Dreamweaver on your home computer.
I didn't understand the layout section in the second reading very well. The layout cells tool looks like it will be a useful tool, but I'm still not very sure how to use it.
Cascading Style Sheets as a whole is very confusing for me. I hope we spend some time in class going over it.
- 3. Additional questions
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- How does an applet work?
- Does the page properties window have all fonts and colors?
- How do you insert a rollover without Dreamweaver?
- Why do objects behave differently in different browsers?
- why do text-based browsers and older versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape not know how to display frames?