Creating site with 贸nly Fireworks

Hello,



I've been wondering about this for a while, so I thought
let's ask the question here:

After having created the graphics for my simple website in
Fireworks I export the file(s) in ''HTML and Images'' format.

After that, in the HTML files, I add plain text (content) and
additional code (i.e. for my hitcounter) using a HTML editor
(notepad).

BUT what's really a pain, is that every time after having
changed something in the graphics in Fireworks and exported the
files again, I have to copy/paste 谩ll the additional
text-content and code I added in the previous HTML files into the
new HTML files. It seems like I am doing a silly job here copying
code, there must be a better way doing that.



So this gives me the following questions:

How can I update the graphics using Fireworks without having
to copy/paste text into the new HTML file after exporting?

How do you guys deal with the above mentioned problem?

Is there a way to add plain text with scrollbars (+ code for
my hitcounter) using Fireworks? If so, what is that object called
in Fireworks? This would prevent me from having to use another
extra tool for the development.



Thanks in advance!

Creating site with 贸nly Fireworks
I don't use FW to create HTML. I use it for graphics.
Typically I slice

the image(s) and export the slices.



Maybe exporting the images could be your solution.



Piet353454 wrote:

%26gt; Hello,

%26gt;

%26gt; I've been wondering about this for a while, so I thought
let's ask the

%26gt; question here:

%26gt; After having created the graphics for my simple website
in Fireworks I export

%26gt; the file(s) in ''HTML and Images'' format.

%26gt; After that, in the HTML files, I add plain text
(content) and additional code

%26gt; (i.e. for my hitcounter) using a HTML editor (notepad).

%26gt; BUT what's really a pain, is that every time after
having changed something in

%26gt; the graphics in Fireworks and exported the files again,
I have to copy/paste

%26gt; 谩ll the additional text-content and code I added in
the previous HTML files

%26gt; into the new HTML files. It seems like I am doing a
silly job here copying

%26gt; code, there must be a better way doing that.

%26gt;

%26gt; So this gives me the following questions:

%26gt; How can I update the graphics using Fireworks without
having to copy/paste

%26gt; text into the new HTML file after exporting?

%26gt; How do you guys deal with the above mentioned problem?

%26gt; Is there a way to add plain text with scrollbars (+ code
for my hitcounter)

%26gt; using Fireworks? If so, what is that object called in
Fireworks? This would

%26gt; prevent me from having to use another extra tool for the
development.

%26gt;

%26gt; Thanks in advance!

%26gt;

%26gt;

Creating site with 贸nly Fireworks
Same here.

Using Fireworks alone to produce a web page, although
technically possible,

is not what it was designed for and not considered to be a
good idea.



Peter

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''Alex Mari帽o'' %26lt;aSlexPmAar@mMt.net%26gt; wrote in
message

news:f21e3r$372$2@forums.macromedia.com...

|I don't use FW to create HTML. I use it for graphics.
Typically I slice

| the image(s) and export the slices.

|

| Maybe exporting the images could be your solution.

|

| Piet353454 wrote:

| %26gt; Hello,

| %26gt;

| %26gt; I've been wondering about this for a while, so I
thought let's ask the

| %26gt; question here:

| %26gt; After having created the graphics for my simple
website in Fireworks I

export

| %26gt; the file(s) in ''HTML and Images'' format.

| %26gt; After that, in the HTML files, I add plain text
(content) and

additional code

| %26gt; (i.e. for my hitcounter) using a HTML editor
(notepad).

| %26gt; BUT what's really a pain, is that every time after
having changed

something in

| %26gt; the graphics in Fireworks and exported the files
again, I have to

copy/paste

| %26gt; 谩ll the additional text-content and code I added
in the previous HTML

files

| %26gt; into the new HTML files. It seems like I am doing a
silly job here

copying

| %26gt; code, there must be a better way doing that.

| %26gt;

| %26gt; So this gives me the following questions:

| %26gt; How can I update the graphics using Fireworks without
having to

copy/paste

| %26gt; text into the new HTML file after exporting?

| %26gt; How do you guys deal with the above mentioned problem?

| %26gt; Is there a way to add plain text with scrollbars (+
code for my

hitcounter)

| %26gt; using Fireworks? If so, what is that object called in
Fireworks? This

would

| %26gt; prevent me from having to use another extra tool for
the development.

| %26gt;

| %26gt; Thanks in advance!

| %26gt;

| %26gt;






PJR wrote:



%26gt; Same here.

%26gt; Using Fireworks alone to produce a web page, although
technically possible,

%26gt; is not what it was designed for and not considered to be
a good idea.



What they said. :-)



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click-throughs, but much too limited for use as full web
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Linda Rathgeber **Adobe Community Expert - Fireworks** wrote:

%26gt; PJR wrote:

%26gt;

%26gt;%26gt; Same here.

%26gt;%26gt; Using Fireworks alone to produce a web page,
although technically

%26gt;%26gt; possible, is not what it was designed for and not
considered to be a

%26gt;%26gt; good idea.

%26gt;

%26gt; What they said. :-)

%26gt;