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frontpage vs dreamweaver - Fonts

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Reply Mon 16 Apr 2007, 15:47Delegate Ken said...

Ken has attended:
Dreamweaver 8 Introduction course

Fonts

How do I change a font?

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Reply Mon 16 Apr 2007, 16:01Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Fonts

Hi Ken,

Dreamweaver makes it easy to change the font colour. Simply select the text you want to change, then use the properties panel to select a style or colour of your choice.

If you choose a colour, Dreamweaver will create a new CSS style for you and apply the style instead.

In the code view, this will add a <span class=".newstyle"> tag around the selected text.

I hope this helps

Tracy

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Dreamweaver tip:

JumpMenu in new window

When inserting a jumpmenu to a page, the only option available for 'open in' is usually 'main window'. There would be other options available if the page was a frameset.

To change the jumpmenu to open in a new window, change the target parameter of the selectbox in your code to 'window.open()'.

eg.
<select name="menu1" onChange="MM_jumpMenu('window.open()',this,0)">

source:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=tn_16166&sliceId=1

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