And then when she changes her artist’s statement (since we all know how fickle artists are :-), we’ll have to remember to change the statement on all the artwork pages.īUT, if we put all of her artworks on a single page, the page will be very long and its possible that viewers of the page won’t scroll all the way down to see all of the items. That means if we create a unique page for each piece of artwork, we have to copy and paste her artist’s statement each time. It could be a lot of duplication for us (copying and pasting copyright information to each page featuring an artwork, for example)Īnd, as a matter of fact, our client the artist has stated very strongly that she wants her artist’s statement to appear above every piece of art featured on the site.It can be difficult for the user to quickly compare different pieces.Its a little jarring for the user to go from page to page.There are a few reasons why we might not want to do this, though: The easiest solution is to create separate pages for each item. advertising a product that comes in several styles or colorsįor the purposes of this post, let’s say we’re building a website for an artist and we’d like to show off a few of their works.a Visit Us page for a company or organization that has several locations.Let’s say that you’re building a website where you need to display similar kinds of information about several related items: Show-Hide Elements is a fast and easy way to create drop-down menu items, but it can also be used, with a slight adaptation, to make pieces of content in the main part of a page appear and disappear based on the user’s behavior. Specifically, we use Show-Hide Elements to control when, and under what conditions, the navigation sub-menu should appear and disappear.
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In Dreamweaver CS4: Navigation, Templates & Media Integration, we discuss how to use Dreamweaver’s built-in behaviors to create drop-down menus for the main site navigation: Screenshot of website created in Dreamweaver CS4, showing main navigation drop-down menus
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