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		<title>Using Dreamweaver CSS Layout Templates</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:13:18 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dreamweaver CS4 is shipped with a load of pre-designed CSS layouts you can use to position the main blocks of your website/blog design with just a few clicks. Open a new document then choose the appropriate options for the new web page you are about to design: New document Type Page Type CSS layout Document [...]]]></description>
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Open a new document then choose the appropriate options for the new web page you are about to design:</p>
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<li>New document Type</li>
<li>Page Type</li>
<li>CSS layout</li>
<li>Document Type Definition</li>
<li>Linked or Embedded CSS</li>
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No matter how complex your website layout appears to be, you will for sure find the CSS layout that matches your design&#8217;s wireframes including the typical main containers such as the header, navigation bar and page content area. Smaller elements can then be wrapped by those main blocks.</p>
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Those Dreamweaver CSS layouts are cross-browser compatible therefore saving you time and the frustration of having to test your layout again all popular web browsers. All you need is make a few easy tweaks from the Dreamweaver CSS panel to update the dimensions, background styles and you can start adding your design elements.</p>
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