In the classic workspace layout of the Insert bar, it’s the last Spry icon on the right. In the Spry category of the Insert bar, select the Spry Tooltip icon. In the following example, I highlighted the acronym STEM. Create the text in Dreamweaver where you want to add the tooltip. The Spry Tooltip widget is similar to a title attribute in a tag, except this tooltip has a style sheet and a JavaScript file that you can customize attached to it.
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When SmartObjects are used in Templates, updating the template’s dependent pages will update the images. Using this method, you can choose “Update from Original” when an image was changed in Photoshop and all the SmartObjects will be updated at once, rather than going through the Dreamweaver pages where the SmartObjects were placed one by one. You can also work on SmartObjects by accessing them in the Assets panel. So, for example, if you are using a single PSD image in a thumbnail, a sidebar graphic, and a footer graphic, each will retain its size settings while updating its contents. If you choose “Update from Original” now, the image contents will update, but NOT the size being used in a particular instance of the SmartObject. When a SmartObject has been modified in Photoshop, you see a red arrow at the bottom of the web image in Dreamweaver. If you modify the image in Photoshop, the changes are made automatically in Dreamweaver when you save in Photoshop. You can select “Reset Size to Original” and the image will return to its original size. If you select “Update from Original” the web image will be re-rendered in the selected size and optimized for that placement. You can see them by right-clicking (Ctrl-Click on Mac) on the image to see the menu. You have several choices in Dreamweaver when your image is out of sync. Perhaps you scaled the image in Dreamweaver to be smaller than the original Photoshop object.
The image above show an image “out of Sync.” When the image is out of sync, it means that the image has been modified, either in Dreamweaver or in Photoshop. The image above shows a badge indicating “in sync”. The badge will notify you that the image is in sync with the original Photoshop image, or out of sync.
The image appears on the Dreamweaver page with a SmartObject badge in the upper left corner. Here you can select the file format you want, crop, set quality and make other image optimization choices. Select Insert > Image or drag and drop a PSD file onto the page. Each instance can be modified and still remain connected to the originial PSD image. SmartObjects from a single PSD file can be used in multiple instances in a web site. The SmartObject is connected to a Photoshop PSD file that can be used and modified on various pages as a web image. One of my favorite features in Dreamweaver CS4 is Photoshop SmartObjects.
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Feel free to chime in with your favorite features, too. You may have been trying out the beta version yourself.
Today Adobe is making as much splash as possible about its new software. I’ve spent all that time working with the beta versions of Dreamweaver CS4. I’ve helped Adobe update the book by writing some lessons and revising others. It’s available from the Adobe Store.įor the past few months I’ve been working with Adobe and Peachpit Press on the upcoming version of Dreamweaver CS4 Classroom in a Book. Today Adobe announces its new Creative Suite CS4, which includes web tools Dreamweaver, Photoshop, and Flash and several more.
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