The problem that I am having is that I also require the following script positioned at a precise location on the page, but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it.
I am really new to FW, so please bear with me through this learning curve.
I have been using another WYSIWYG program where you simply drop an HTML Object onto the page > position it and paste your code in there, however FW appears to work a bit differently. I am in the trial stage right now, and want to make the switch over to an application on the Mac vs using my Window in Parallels.
I am really new to FW, so please bear with me through this learning
curve.
I have been using another WYSIWYG program where you simply drop an
HTML Object onto the page > position it and paste your code in
there, however FW appears to work a bit differently.
In Freeway, simply select Insert > Markup Item. If you have nothing
selected, you will get a 100px square box on the page, which you can
resize and position wherever you need it. If you are inside a run of
text, you will get a tiny box that looks like this: [ H ] floating
within your text.
In either case, the element is a marker for whatever code you might
want to insert. You can move it around, cut and paste it, whatever –
without disturbing the contents or the rest of your layout.
When you first invoke the Insert command, you will see a dialog where
you may enter your code. After you Okay that dialog, you can go back
and change the code at any time by selecting the box (click very
carefully on its edge, or Command-click to be able to click anywhere
on it) and choosing Item > Modify from the main menu.
If I understand correctly go to Menu > Insert > Markup Item and paste the code then move the box to where you want it.
Todd
On Nov 29, 2007, at 9:25 AM, lfedje wrote:
The problem that I am having is that I also require the following script positioned at a precise location on the page, but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it.
Thank you both, that was exactly what I was looking for. Too simple really and exactly what I am used to but just done in a different way.
I will probably have a bunch more questions as time moves on. This is a really good program from what I have seen so far. I am still having a bit of trouble with images (pass through or drag on), but I will get there.