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  1. DACO14 Jun 7th 2008
    http://img171.imageshack.us/my.php?image=provbya8.jpg

    This has never happen before.
    I correctly sliced the layout, but when I go and link one of the buttons, for some godforsaken reason, Dreamweaver creates this blue outline around the box, and stretching the layout, which is really obnoxious

    Anybody know why????
  2. TylerBramer Jun 8th 2008 edited
    Inside the attribute add this inside the < >

    border="0"

    So you should have something like:
    (ignore the . after the <)
    <.img src="path" alt="text" border="0">

    There are definitely much better ways to produce a website but this should fix your problem.
  3. MikeWilson Jun 8th 2008
    Ie is a big bully. Plus dreamweaver = bulky.
  4. spv Jun 11th 2008
    I use Dreamweaver because I like the coloured tags in the code, and solely for that reason. What other "less bulky" options out there that I should consider?
  5. antOnwoOds Jun 11th 2008 edited
    @ spv: There is free software (roughly only around 1.5 mb file size) called Notepad ++. This software allows you to edit code just like notepad but supports all coding languages meaning colour is vibrant while coding in the software and its very easy. It doesn't over power you with features like dreamweaver but is a very useful application for coding from my personal opinion.

    Click here to view the official website.

    Enjoy!
  6. spv Jun 11th 2008
    @antOnwoOds
    thanks for that, however I'm on a Mac. I don't see anything on the website about compatibility with Macs =(
  7. Fredrik Jun 12th 2008 edited
    I'm on a Mac and I use TextMate, it's an amazing program and it can do quite a lot more than just color the tags and code without being the least bit bulky. However it's not a free software, but since you're using Dreamweaver I thought it would be an option either way. You can always try it for a 30 days trial - http://macromates.com/

    A free software that should be a good alternative (I've only used it a few times so I can't really comment on all of the features) would be Smultron at http://smultron.sourceforge.net/
  8. spv Jun 12th 2008
    @Fredrik
    thank you! I'll definitely take a look at those options. Cheers!