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I use Homesite for coding and Dreamweaver for visual editing. They work well together in complementing each other's strengths and filling productivity gaps. You can find trial versions on the Allaire (Homesite) and Macromedia websites.

If you are using an AOL browser, the default mode for graphics viewing is compressed. You guessed it! The graphics look dithered and blurry. Go to your internet preferences (location depends on version of AOL browser) and remove the check mark from the compressed graphics field and you'll see...

Macromedia Flash or Adobe LiveMotion are animation software packages. They have an editable timeline, tweening, sound support amoung other things to aid in animation. Flash is capable of creating Web animation or free standing executable projectors. Both animation packages create smaller...

Photoshop 6 has a very nice Web Photo Album feature. It can be found under Files/Automate/Web Photo Gallery. It gives you a variety of formatting options.

1. Make sure your image files and their HTML callouts agree in case. Product1.jpg, PRODUCT1.jpg, product1.JPG are not viewed the same on a UNIX/LINUX server, as they are on you local Windows or MAC system. 2. Make sure you have the same directory structure on your server as the one your local...

I too have been doing xhtml conversion work. My solution is a little circular though. I like Dreamweaver for its WYSIWYG graphical approach to web page layout. But, for code intensive work like an xhtml conversion, I use the HTML editor Homesite. This program can be purchased from Allaire (now...

These suggestions have happened to alot of web producing people I've known over the years. Please don't be offended if they seem simplistic. A great many people, including myself, have encountered these challenges. 1. Check the case of your image files versus their callouts on your web pages...

When you insert a table using Dreamweaver, the HTML default alignment of left is used. To center the table, without nesting it within another table, go to the Properties pallet (with the table selected). You will find an Align drop down box at the upper right of the pallet. Select Center. This...

If you are trying to get a background color in your graphic to match an HTML background color you will need to use a GIF format graphic. Even if you use the Websafe pallet in Photoshop, if you don't save as a GIF then there will be color shifts in your JPG graphic. To assure a match with...