Errata

In the "About These Arrows" section:

It reads:

"Open the System Folder (arrow) Preferences (arrow) Remote Access folder." That's
shorthand for a much longer instruction that directs you to open three nested folders
in sequence, like this: "On your hard drive, you'll find a folder called System.
Open that. Inside the System folder is a folder called Library; double-click it to
open it. Inside that folder is yet another one called Fonts. Double-click to open
it, too."

while the last five sentences of that section SHOULD read:

That's shorthand for a much longer instruction that directs you to open three nested
folders in sequence, like this: "On your hard drive, you'll find a folder called
System. Open that. Inside the System folder is a folder called Preferences; double-
click it to open it. Inside that folder is yet another one called Remote Access.
Double-click to open it, too."

"(or choose Edit-->Preview in Browser and...."
should read:
"(or choose File-->Preview in Browser and...."

'same importance as the "Square Button" paragraph heading above it....'
should be
'same importance as the "Square Ad" paragraph heading above it....'

also in the very last sentence on page 44 ("Square Button" vs. "Square Ad").

It says in the note that "you can no longer use it to apply styles" referring to the
CSS Styles Panel. This is not true. You can right-click a style (in Windows only,
probably) to get a context menu containing an "Apply" option. Or you can click the
panel's context menu button (Mac and Windows) to get the "Apply" option.

Also, further down creating a new style is discussed, but no mention is made of the
Panel context menu where you will also find the "New..." option.

On the first line of the paragraph, the book refers to a class style called .content,
but elsewhere in the paragraph, when it explains that Dreamweaver will add a special
property to the page's code, it uses a class name called .company. The first
sentence of the paragraph is one place where this error occurs: When you apply a
class style (.content, for example) to a tag, Dreamweaver adds a special class
property to the page's code, like this:<p class=company>. That part that says <p
class =company> should read
<p class = content>, shouldn't it?

"If your page has three different Heading 1 (<h1>) paragraphs, and you want the third
heading to have a different style than the other two, you're out of luck. The only
way to remove the formatting is to delete the <h1> style altogether..."

In fact, you can add a class to a specific instance of the h1 tag, and the class
style will override the tag style. For example, the third heading 1 tag can read:

<h1 class="style2"> ... </h1>

The class styles will take precedence over the tag styles, but any tag styles that
don't conflict with the class styles will still apply.

Fig 6-27 does not look like it says it should (details for bottom border are
illustrated as left)

... to open the New CSS Style window (see Figure 8-1).
should be:
... to open the New CSS Style window (see Figure 8-2).

It says that Dreamweaver displays the results in the Validation panel (Figure 15-4),
and it is actually Figure 15-5 on page 493, not Figure 15-4 which is on page 491.

In step 10, the correct figure should be Figure 21-11.