Dreamweaver MX 2004 CSS
One of the cool new features of Dreamweaver is its CSS authoring capability. It's good but not perfect. But MUCH better than the previous versions.
Try this: When working with CSS in Dreamweaver, you'll want to create Layers for box positioning objects and text. However, the code it lays is in-line. The preferred method of coding CSS is in a separate .css style sheet. The in-line code will identify the Layer as id=Layer1 (or Layer2, etc.) followed by the style attributes. Change the id to "class" and then cut and paste the style attributes over to the style sheet. It will make your style sheet much more orderly and editable.
The rational of pasting your code into the style sheet is due to the fact that some attributes of in-line code are not viewable in certain browsers. Tranferring this in-line code to the attached .css doc will take care of this.
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