when I am
editing my webpage.
Here is what it looks like.
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/4749/sammesseduphl2.jpg
but as you can see by going here
http://sdsusammys.com/rush.php
that
the page works perfectly.
I was reading some of the other peoples posts and I noticed
people who
Include php files usually have this same problem.
The beginning of the code for my rush.php page is as follows
%26lt;?php
include(''includes/header.html'');
?%26gt;
%26lt;?php
include(''includes/navbar.php'');
?%26gt;
Would that have anything to do with it?
ThanksDreamweaver CS3 Design View messed up
Sammy,
As for ''viewing'' your web page inside Dreamweaver, it is not
a good idea. Dreamweaver is a basically a HTML editing application.
Ideally speaking, best if you view your web page with any web
brower. Also check with your web page with many browsers, where you
will notice some beheavior or such difference in those two or many
browsers. It depends on how you code your HTML code per se.
Hope that helps.
Cheers, Brian
quote:
Originally posted by:
Sammy.BE
I'm not quite sure why, but the design view is all messed up
when I am
editing my webpage.
Here is what it looks like.
http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/4749/sammesseduphl2.jpg
but as you can see by going here
http://sdsusammys.com/rush.php
that
the page works perfectly.
I was reading some of the other peoples posts and I noticed
people who
Include php files usually have this same problem.
The beginning of the code for my rush.php page is as follows
%26lt;?php
include(''includes/header.html'');
?%26gt;
%26lt;?php
include(''includes/navbar.php'');
?%26gt;
Would that have anything to do with it?
Thanks
Dreamweaver CS3 Design View messed up
%26gt; but as you can see by going here
http://sdsusammys.com/rush.php
that
%26gt; the page works perfectly.
it's got TWO body tags.
line 78
%26lt;td width=''203'' valign=''top'' id=''navborder''%26gt;%26lt;br
/%26gt;
%26lt;body
bgcolor=''#FFFFFF'' background=''../images/mm_bg_red.gif''%26gt;
%26lt;tr%26gt;
delete that 2cd body tag, then click back into design view.
--
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/
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