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Just this week we have launched Universal Email 4, the next generation email extension for Dreamweaver. It’s packed with a bunch of great new features including a redesigned interface and digital file management integration to help make the process of adding email functionality to your website quick and easy.
Let’s take a quick look at some of the powerful new features Universal Email 4 has to offer for both new and existing WebAssist customers.
When it comes to web design color is king. The theme or overall color scheme of a website can set a websites tone, help accentuate certain page elements, and in some cases significantly impact a site visitor’s level of interest in your website.
Unfortunately, selecting or more importantly applying a color scheme is not a quick or easy process. To change a site’s colors you must dig through CSS to make these changes and are forced to make the same set of changes again and again until you get it right. Wouldn’t it be great if you could test, change and update the entire color scheme and images of your website quickly, without digging through the CSS or code? With Theme-It you can!
So you are in the process of learning CSS and you have come across two fundamental CSS properties for keeping space between box elements, CSS margins and CSS padding. They sound like they accomplish the exact same thing so what’s the difference? Are they interchangeable? Should you use one or the other?
At WebAssist we have a large community learning CSS from the ground up. So naturally we get a variety of questions regarding basic CSS properties. In an effort to clarify let’s take a quick look at the difference between the two.
Close to ten years ago WebAssist released eCart, a revolutionary Dreamweaver extension to help simplify the set up of a customizable eCommerce shopping cart for selling both physical and digital goods online.
Now after years of development, testing, and usage by thousands of customers, we are proud to announce the release eCart 5 – the next generation of eCommerce software for the Dreamweaver community.>
Most designers are just as particular about the way their code looks as they are about the way their page looks. Good thing Dreamweaver offers a tremendous degree of control toward shaping your code just the way you like it.
The basic option, Apply Source Formatting, is found under the Command menu and reformats all the code in your page according to your Preference settings where you can specify elements such as indent, tab size, automatic wrapping, and more.
Looking for a simple date stamp? Use Dreamweaver’s Date object from the Insert bar’s Common category.
This handy little object can update the page with the current date – and time, if you want — in a slew of formats. You’re offered an automatic update option, which inserts the current info whenever you save the file.
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