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WDV 331 Dreamweaver Applications. Dreamweaver CC CSS Designer Chapter 3. Creating New Styles with CSS Designer. Dreamweaver divides the CSS Designer panel into four sections: Sources, Media, Selectors, and Properties .
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WDV 331 Dreamweaver Applications Dreamweaver CC CSS Designer Chapter 3
Creating New Styles with CSS Designer • Dreamweaver divides the CSS Designer panel into four sections: Sources, Media, Selectors, and Properties. • (If you don’t see the CSS Designer panel, press Shift + F11 [Windows only] or go to Window → CSS Designer.) • In most of Dreamweaver’s workspaces, the panel appears in the lower-right corner, sharing space with the CSS Transitions panel.
Figure 3-1 • 3-1
A Rough Outline of the Process: • Choose a Source for your style rule. You add styles to an internal or an external style sheet, or you create a new style sheet. • Choose a Selector. The selector The selector can be a class, an ID, or an HTML tag. You can modify existing selectors using the CSS Designer or you can create new ones. • Set Properties for the Selector. After you choose a selector in step 2, you can set or change its properties — also known as creating a rule or editing one, respectively.
Using-the-CSS-Transitions-Panel • http://tv.adobe.com/watch/learn-dreamweaver-cs6/using-the-css-transitions-panel/
CSS-Designer-In-Depth • http://tv.adobe.com/watch/creative-cloud-for-web/css-designer-indepth/
Fixed Menu on Responsive Design • http://css-tricks.com/forums/topic/fixed-menu-on-a-responsive-design/
Responsive Background Images with Fixed-or-Fluid Aspect Ratios • http://voormedia.com/blog/2012/11/responsive-background-images-with-fixed-or-fluid-aspect-ratios