Before today, you’d have to methodically search your way through your scripts to find what was being created and where. You might want to change the styling of a tool tip that is implemented entirely in JavaScript. These are items that are injected into the page some time after page load. Freezing JavaScriptĭue to the dynamic nature of Ajax, many times we need to interact with a page where certain items are not rendered or available on first page load. Similar to what you might currently see in Firefox/Firebug. Taking it a step further is all about the Code Navigator and when in the Live View window, ALT-clicking (Command-Option-clicking for Mac) anywhere in the window, instantly presents the code that rendered that item. Then by switching to Live View in DW, it replaces the old Design View pane with a live, pixel-perfect WebKit rendering of your page complete with live Javascript, DOM manipulations, database queries, server-side code, and rendered CSS, rather than the placeholder icons you see in Design View. To do this, select HTTP Request Settings from the View > Live View Options menu, then enter the GET or POST parameters you need to view your application correctly.
We already know that DW offers a static view of our open files, but what about "dynamic views" of an application such as WordPress?įirst, we need to tell DW what settings to use to present our "dynamic views" correctly. We will show you some of the most powerful functions of Dreamweaver to assist your access them quickly, along with many other helpful tricks that will lubricate you development time and improve your code quality significantly. These options and tools are hidden under layers of regrettable less intuitive menus, which is why we are providing tutorials in today’s post. It may not meet the criteria that some developers demanded however, Dreamweaver undeniably provides a decent range of development, collaborating and coding tools.
Packed with tonnes of features, options and debatably one among the most well known IDE (Integrated Development Environment) in today’s market.
A Dreamweaver user will definitely reckon what a powerhouse it is.
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