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Learning Dreamweaver
2004-11-05, 9:43 PM #1
I threw this site together today. I made it half for a real use, and half just to learn Dreamweaver. I'm happy with how it came out, especially considering the time I spent on it.

http://mvandeweghe.ath.cx/index.html

Let me know what you think!
2004-11-05, 9:54 PM #2
Cool. My toes are cold.
2004-11-05, 9:55 PM #3
Well for whatever reason it displayed the html code to me instead of the site...
Im going to download it and see if that works.


[edit] Turns out it works in IE and not firefox for me.

Anyway, its a good start.
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2004-11-05, 9:57 PM #4
Pretty swank :) Although in Firefox for some reason, the only thing that shows up is the source code. :confused:
2004-11-05, 9:58 PM #5
Hmmm...I have absolutely no idea why that's happening. Anyone have any ideas?
2004-11-06, 8:57 AM #6
Doesn't work in Opera either. No idea why. Try the tech forum?
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2004-11-06, 10:18 AM #7
Bold is my input to the server:

Quote:
HEAD /index.html HTTP/1.1
Host: mvandeweghe.ath.cx:80

HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Sat, 06 Nov 2004 18:10:19 GMT
Server: Apache/2.0.52 (Win32)
Last-Modified: Sat, 06 Nov 2004 05:16:50 GMT
ETag: "6406d-57c-194f6aa2"
Accept-Ranges: bytes
Content-Length: 1404
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1


Here's the problem. Your webserver is reporting the content as plain text, not HTML.

Go talk to your webhost about it.

As a hack fix, make a file in the same folder as index.html. Call it .htaccess (Yes, the . needs to be there).

Put this in it:

Quote:
AddType text/html html


That should fix it.

2004-11-06, 1:05 PM #8
Quote:
Originally posted by MBeggar
Well for whatever reason it displayed the html code to me instead of the site...
Im going to download it and see if that works.


[edit] Turns out it works in IE and not firefox for me.

Anyway, its a good start.


Same here.
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2004-11-06, 6:08 PM #9
My advice: be a real man and learn HTML youself. Anyone can learn dreamweaver but it has flaws (not as many as Microsofts Web editor i forget the name) that makes it so you cant even import other HTML you made before and bring it in to look exactly the same in Dreamweaver. I had a class in it and it was the most worthless thing I ever did. Web pages can be done so much better if you do them yourself you just must be willing to make the effort. This is my own personal opinion of course.
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2004-11-06, 8:26 PM #10
I agree 100%
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2004-11-06, 9:22 PM #11
I agree guys, but I'm not too interested in web design. If I were to persue a career in it or make webpages for other people, I'd definately try to learn it. However, I'm happy with this site just as a place to showcase my work.

Thanks for the comments so far!
2004-11-06, 9:26 PM #12
Quote:
Originally posted by Prince Xizor
My advice: be a real man and learn HTML youself. Anyone can learn dreamweaver but it has flaws (not as many as Microsofts Web editor i forget the name) that makes it so you cant even import other HTML you made before and bring it in to look exactly the same in Dreamweaver. I had a class in it and it was the most worthless thing I ever did. Web pages can be done so much better if you do them yourself you just must be willing to make the effort. This is my own personal opinion of course.


Dreamweaver is an awesome tool when it comes to direct-source editting. :)

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