What are the CSS Layouts?
One of the new features in Dreamweaver CS3 is the CSS Layouts. These layouts were created to help you, as a new CSS user, get a quick start on the layout portion of your site. They contain no styling at all. They are heavily commented so that, as you adapt them to your own design, you’ll be aware of the changes you’ll need to make and how those might affect other parts of the layout. The CSS Layouts are also useful for those who understand, and already use CSS for positioning. Think of them as a quick start that gives you a solid base to begin. Previously, I used snippets with my own custom quick starts. Now I have a lot more choices already packaged within Dreamweaver CS3. Dreamweaver CSS Layouts render correctly in the following browsers: Firefox (Windows and Macintosh) 1.0, 1.5, and 2.0; Internet Explorer (Windows) 5.5, 6.0, 7.0; Opera (Windows and Macintosh) 8.0, 9.0; and Safari 2.0. When writing the code for the CSS Layouts, care was given to avoid hacks for specific browsers. Tho
