1. When pasting from an external document, if you only want the text but not its format, you can use the "Edit→paste as text" command instead of using Ctrl+V directly.
2. When a visitor uses Netscape to browse the page, the page will be consumed when changing the window size. This problem should be taken into consideration when making web pages. It can be solved by clicking "Command→Add/Remove Netscape resize fix". It can prevent the page from being wasted when changing the window size when browsing the page in Netscape.
3. Just copy text. When we copy text from Dreamweaver to another application, the HTML code is copied along with the text. Generally, we use the shortcut key Ctrl+C to copy. If you press one more "C" key when copying, only the selected text will be copied.
4. Entering spaces in Dreamweaver is a headache. It will be much simpler if you follow the following method: first convert the "Chinese Input Method" to full-width state, and then press Shift+Ctrl+space on the keyboard at the same time to insert a space (you can input continuously).
5. Library components and templates do not need to be uploaded to the server, and pages using this component or template can be previewed correctly.
6. Do not use tables and layers for layout at the same time on the same page. It will cause confusion in Netscape, except for the affiliation relationship.
7. Link to two web pages at a time. We all know that a hyperlink can only connect to one page at a time. If you want to open the document in different frame pages at once, you can use the "Go To URL" JavaScript behavior. Open a framed web page, select text or images, and select "Go To URL" from the Behaviors panel. You will notice that Dreamweaver displays all available frames in the "Go To URL" dialog box. Select one of the frames you want to link to and enter the corresponding URL. Then select another frame and enter another URL.