en el panel de "CSS Styles" puedo crear un 'Class' o redefinir un tag html ya sea en la misma página o en una hoja de estilos separada; pero... ¿cómo demonios se pone un CSS inline en el DreamweaverMX?
Digo, mediante un asistente que permita especificar el atributo y su valor... no me vengan que escribiendo a mano que eso ya lo se
Estuve leyendo este artículo <a href='ir.asp?http://www.macromedia.com/desdev/mx/dreamweaver/articles/css_practices.html' target='_blank'>http://www.macromedia.com/desdev/mx/drea...</a> en donde dice...
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... y tienen razón con respecto a que de esa manera no se aprovecha el potencial de las CSS, pero me vale madre <img src='images/tongue.gif' width=15 height=15 align=middle>.Inline CSS
Simply put, you should avoid inline CSS styles. Apart from any other considerations, using inline CSS means that you are not taking advantage of the true powers of CSS-and it means that you are not separating content from presentation.
Dreamweaver MX uses inline CSS mark-up primarily for positioning page elements (these positioned items are called "Layers" in the Dreamweaver MX UI), or to enable a specific DHTML effect which requires an inline style to alter an object's properties with JavaScript
Simply put, you should avoid inline CSS styles. Apart from any other considerations, using inline CSS means that you are not taking advantage of the true powers of CSS-and it means that you are not separating content from presentation.
Dreamweaver MX uses inline CSS mark-up primarily for positioning page elements (these positioned items are called "Layers" in the Dreamweaver MX UI), or to enable a specific DHTML effect which requires an inline style to alter an object's properties with JavaScript
no hay manera de hacerlo sin tener que recurrir a tipear el style a mano?
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