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I don't remember designing web sites being this difficult before. Maybe it's not difficult and I'm just rusty and trying to learn all the sparkly new features in CS3.
In any case, I'm redesigning my website when I'm not doing stuff around the house or spending time with my husband or drawing. The WYSIWYG interface in Dreamweaver is a godsend. And the fact that there are common bits of code you can grab to make your site functional.
Here's the problem I'm running into: There's a bit of scrip called Lightbox (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/) that I'd like to include in my gallery pages. You've probably seen it, it's a nice little piece of code that makes the picture that's being viewed stand out. The trouble is, I'm code-impaired and the instructions are a bit over my head. Can anyone dumb down how this code works and what I need to do for me? Does the script have to go into every page that's going to use it, or can I keep it in the index page code? Are there any know conflicts with this script?
In any case, I'm redesigning my website when I'm not doing stuff around the house or spending time with my husband or drawing. The WYSIWYG interface in Dreamweaver is a godsend. And the fact that there are common bits of code you can grab to make your site functional.
Here's the problem I'm running into: There's a bit of scrip called Lightbox (http://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/) that I'd like to include in my gallery pages. You've probably seen it, it's a nice little piece of code that makes the picture that's being viewed stand out. The trouble is, I'm code-impaired and the instructions are a bit over my head. Can anyone dumb down how this code works and what I need to do for me? Does the script have to go into every page that's going to use it, or can I keep it in the index page code? Are there any know conflicts with this script?