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Photo hotspots1. Method:2. ExplanationRec: Rectangular Circle: Round poly: PolygonCoords coordinatesFrame FramesetStitching multiple pages into one page1, the wording:(1) Remove body(2) 2. Explanation:Rows (cols): The pixels inside are written several times with several rows (columns)rows= "100,*" 100 means the first line width, * for the second row length is not limited (FIT), you can change the sizeThe red text represents the inserted page, scrolling is the scroll bar, and "No" is not a scroll

Use the preload image behavior to load images that are temporarily not displayed on the page into the browser cache. When you use an object that contains more images, you can download the pictures you use to the browser cache to improve the speed and effect of the display. Dreamweaver pre-loading image behavior 1. Open the document and select an object. 2. Ope

Dreamweaver Site original content, reproduced please indicate the source Web page teaching network . 　　Pre-loading images The pre-loading image action will not load the image on the Web page immediately, such as those that will be swapped through the behavior or JavaScript, into the browser cache. This prevents delays when the

Sometimes when browsing the Web page, often because the picture file in the Web page too large and so download time is longer, so that has not been downloaded, there will be many viewers are impatient to leave the carnage, thereby losing the customer flow. But to make the picture file smaller, it may be at the expense of the quality of the picture, which will make the Web page attractive, the same can not make Web page production staff satisfaction. How to achieve both exquisite pictures, and d

In some Web pages often see the mouse over the picture will be replaced by another image, this effect how to achieve it? Today's small series to explain how to achieve this effect in Dreamweaver. Under Image objects on the Insert menu, select Mouse over image, as shown in the following illustration. In the pop

Sometimes the pages we make are made of pictures, so how do we add hyperlinks to the pictures? We can use the image hotspot link in Dreamweaver. First select the picture you want to add a link to, and in the Properties window below the software, we can see the "map" item. Select a shape and drag with the mouse in the picture to select the part you want to add the link to, as shown in the followin