DWMX2004 VS GoLive

Hi, I'm using DWMX2004, but i also use Photoshop for my image editing, on one
webpage I came across, there was reffered to a funktion in Adobe GoLive that I
liked very much. Tried to duplicate in DW but didd'nt figure it out, anybody
care to take a look? You will find the GoLive tutorial here:
http://www.thewebmachine.com/golive/scroll-area/scroll-area.html Note, that
this is a frames page with some auto refresh running... Thanx dMon/ Norway

Looks like this is the equivalent of a Dreamweaver layer with the overflow
attribute set to "scroll".

Best regards,
Chris

Hmm Murray, as you can see I am not the author of the code, I'm simply trying
to figure out if DW is capable of generating the same kind of functionality
that this code generated by GoLive does... dMon

Yeah - I understood that. But from the NNTP side of things, the code was
truncated just at the bottom of the really messy part. There was no beef,
so to speak. Looking at the post on the webforum (Ewwww) I can see that
there really is no beef at all. 8)

Try using one of the dHTML scrollers (free or commercial) from one of these
sites - you'll get more beef with less filler -

http://www.projectseven.com/
http://www.fourlevel.com/product/scroller/index.htm
http://www.flevooware.nl/dreamweaver

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"dmon" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Hmm Murray, as you can see I am not the author of the code, I'm simply
trying
to figure out if DW is capable of generating the same kind of
functionality
that this code generated by GoLive does... dMon