Adobe 38040334 - Dreamweaver CS3 User Manual page 28

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You can also edit the Coding toolbar to display more buttons (such as Word Wrap, Show Hidden Characters, and
Auto Indent), or hide buttons that you don't want to use. To do so, however, you must edit the XML file that generates
the toolbar. For more information, see Extending Dreamweaver.
See also
"Display toolbars" on page 27
"Insert code with the Coding toolbar" on page 316
Style Rendering toolbar overview
The Style Rendering toolbar (hidden by default) contains buttons that let you see how your design would look in
different media types if you use media-dependent style sheets. It also contains a button that lets you enable or disable
CSS styles. To display the toolbar, select View > Toolbars > Style Rendering.
This toolbar only works if your documents use media-dependent style sheets. For example, your style sheet might
specify a body rule for print media and a different body rule for handheld devices. For more information on creating
media-dependent style sheets, see the World Wide Web Consortium website at www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/media.html.
By default, Dreamweaver displays your design for the screen media type (which shows you how a page is rendered
on a computer screen). You can view the following media type renderings by clicking the respective buttons in the
Style Rendering toolbar.
Shows you how the page appears on a computer screen.
Render Screen Media Type
Shows you how the page appears on a printed piece of paper.
Render Print Media Type
Shows you how the page appears on a handheld device, such as a mobile phone or a
Render Handheld Media Type
BlackBerry device.
Shows you how the page appears on a projection device.
Render Projection Media Type
Shows you how the page appears on a teletype machine.
Render TTY Media Type
Shows you how the page appears on a television screen.
Render TV Media Type
Lets you enable or disable CSS styles. This button works independently of the other
Toggle Displaying Of CSS Styles
media buttons.
For a tutorial on designing style sheets for print and handheld devices, see www.adobe.com/go/vid0156.
See also
"Display toolbars" on page 27
September 4, 2007