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1. Re: only in cs5?
Scott DRichards Aug 12, 2010 2:37 PM (in response to I Love Doing Websites)Not to fear if you don't have Dw CS5 yet. Then just click the "Save Widget Files" button after adding the widgets to "My Widgets" then give it a name of an html file to create in your site. The Widget Browser will create a sample html file with the links to any external javascript and css files which it will save relative to the html file.
If you want to insert it into an existing page in your site you could copy paste the code from the sample html page to the desired page and then fix up the links to external files.
-Scott Richards
Dreamweaver Team
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2. Re: only in cs5?
Arnout Kazemier Aug 13, 2010 12:03 AM (in response to I Love Doing Websites)Widget Browser can also be used as standalone. What CS5 is offering is direct integration with Widget Browser. With older version of Dreamweaver you need to use the widget browser to export the files and open them manually. With CS5 you can just import the widgets in your document. No extra steps required.
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3. Re: only in cs5?
I Love Doing Websites Aug 16, 2010 9:49 AM (in response to Arnout Kazemier)how do I export the files? and where are they being saved?
Thanks
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4. Re: only in cs5?
Scott DRichards Aug 16, 2010 11:26 AM (in response to I Love Doing Websites)To save the files for a widget do the following:
- From the Adobe Exchange find a widget you want to use and click on "Add to My Widgets"
- Click on the "My Widgets" tab or follow the "Go to My Widgets" button in the dialog after step #1
- Select the Widget you just added to "My Widgets"
- Click "Save Widget Files"
- Specify a folder anywhere on your machine or in an existing site to save the widget and click Ok
- A dialog will show up with the name of the .html file you can click on Preview in Browser to see the widget in your default browser
Hope that helps,
-Scott Richards
Dreamweaver Team


