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1. Re: Making 'behavior' visible
Newsgroup_User Jan 14, 2009 1:06 PM (in response to Chrsitian)I can't imagine what it is you are trying to make visible. Can you show us
your code? That's where the aswers are, anyhow....
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"Chrsitian" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>I am placing ?AP Divs? on a web page and assigning an ?open browser window?
> behavior to some of their content. I would like to make this visible in
> the
> same manner that I can make links visible by assigning a link color and/or
> underline to them.
>
> However I have not been able to do that, nor have I been able to even
> change
> the color of the appropriate fonts to indicate that a behavior might be
> embedded.
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> I have tried using ?onMouseover? but that makes the page too confusing,
> and I
> have gotten negative feed-back.
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> Any help or suggestions with this would be greatly appreciated!
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2. Re: Making 'behavior' visible
Chrsitian Jan 14, 2009 3:40 PM (in response to Chrsitian)Thanks so much!!!!
Of all places, in Dreamweaver 8 for Dummies, I found the answer:
"...you can "trick" the browser into making the element appear to be a link:
Type ;javascript:void(0);' in the link box..."
I want the text or image that appears in the browser window to let the viewer know that by clicking on it they can follow a link, in my case a browser window that opens without leaving the original page.
Code:
<img src="imagespkn/trainingbite.jpg" width="328" height="242" onclick="MM_openBrWindow(' http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/pecha-kucha-training-bite/11148608/','','scrollbars=yes,resi zable=yes,width=600,height=500')" />
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Here is the web page I am working on:
http://christianharkness.tripod.com/pechakucha/1pkntally.html
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3. Re: Making 'behavior' visible
bregent Jan 14, 2009 3:51 PM (in response to Chrsitian)You really shouldn't be using AP Divs until you understand how they work, and then only for specific tasks - not for general layout. If someone has there browser setup differently then you expected, everything will get jumbled together, as it is for me now. There really is no reason to be using AP Divs on that simple layout. Why are you using them? -
4. Re: Making 'behavior' visible
Chrsitian Jan 15, 2009 4:38 AM (in response to Chrsitian)OK - I did not quite realize that, I just like the ease of doing the layout from my end! -
5. Re: Making 'behavior' visible
Newsgroup_User Jan 15, 2009 7:31 AM (in response to Chrsitian)It's hard to resist the seductive simplicity of just dragging layers around
to place them on the page. The problem is that those who are seduced are
those who don't know what they have just given up by doing it. The price is
not worth the benefit. You would do better to forget layers even exist. By
the time you have figured out how to manage your layouts without them, you
will likely also have enough experience and knowledge to appreciate the many
serious disadvantages to doing the 'layer' way.
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"Chrsitian" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> OK - I did not quite realize that, I just like the ease of doing the
> layout from my end!
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6. Re: Making 'behavior' visible
Chrsitian Jan 15, 2009 8:54 AM (in response to Chrsitian)Thanks ACE - I will add that to my 'learning curve.'
With best! wishes!



