Question #2 - I also did some research on the percentage of Word Press sites and bootstrap sites. It seems that 40% of websites are done in Word Press. Do you all find that to be true.   By @beng2000   It's not surprising to be honest, anything that's free will be used more than something that is not. WordPress not only serves the amateur developer market but also the professional developer market, so add the 2 together and you arrive at a high number..........similar to Bootstrap. Both probably wouldn't be as popular if you had to pay a fee to use them.   Having said that l think you have to make a decision...........if youre going to use WordPress then focus on it fully and get to know it, inside out, explore how it works rather than just relying on drag/drop/click/select components, plugins. There's still a good appetite for WordPress developers in the jobs market so it's not an entirely waste of time getting to know it rather well.      Question #3 - What would be the best way to code a website without using bootstrap or Wordpress By @beng2000   Manually, you can't beat coding manually but it will take years of practice. It's satisfying and fulfilling to know you're in total control and will open up better opportunities if youre going to be in this game for the long haul. Some will have the passion to want to understand what it is they are actually doing, others won't and will take the quick fix route such as using libraries and frameworks. It's your choice, short term gain versus long term return and better opportunities. ... View more

The code I pasted  is from the new dreamweaver page.  By @h2obeek   So why dont you share the complete code, html and css, with us  by uploading it into a seperate folder where the current website exists?   That way we would be able to see what is going on with your new code, layout. Showing us the old website and the functionality you are trying to achieve is great but we need to see the new code to provide any useful help, possible solutions. ... View more

This what I see at normal Zoom settings on a 1680px wide display.   By @Nancy OShea   That's kind of what I'm seeing as well so I really dont know why the OP is seeing all the boxes as being stacked in their browser, that's IF we are looking at the same code, which I doubt, as I only see 3 products in the original post by the OP.   Anyway if what is required is the functionality in the url posted its best and easily accomplished with grid.   Plus its baffling because the OP says the original website was produced 20 years back, well the code at the url posted doesnt look quite that old...........so I'm confused.   I'm out now so I'll leave it in your capable hands to sort out. If the OP wants to go down the grid route based on the functionality at the url posted then I can provide some code for that....its pretty simple to keep the fixed width image and allow the images to fill up the browser space or wrap if there is not enough space.    As an aside note. Has the rogue 'upvote' bot returned? I'm seeing a lot of crazy 'upvoting' going on recently which makes no sense. ... View more

https://waterbeekannette.com/watercolor.htm By @h2obeek   What browser are you using as the page looks to be doing what you require in Chrome and Safari or is this the old website.......hmmm?   The code you posted in the forum looks very different, so I'm a bit confused.       ... View more

There's obviously something in your css that stops the divs displaying inline. Without seeing the complete css it's not possible to provide a conclusive answer.    However I would not use display: inline-block; to position containers next to one another. 1) we have better methods like grid and flexbox to do the job and 2) the containers will NOT sit exactly next to each other as inline-block leave a gap between the containers. You can run the html code on to avoid this but that gets a bit messy or use some negative margin, again that gets messy and is avoidable using more appropriate methods such as flex or grid. ... View more

Hi, osgood. I have tried the Flex box..no luck      By @h2obeek   Might the following help?       <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, maximum-scale=1"> <title>GRID/FLEX</title> <style> * { box-sizing: border-box; } /* GRID EXAMPLE */ .responsive-grid { display: grid; grid-gap: 10px; grid-template-columns: repeat(3, 1fr) ; width: 75%; max-width: 1200px; margin: 0 auto 30px auto; } /* Media 768px */ @media screen and (max-width: 768px) { .responsive-grid { grid-template-columns: repeat(2, 1fr) ; width: 85%; } } /* Media 480px */ @media screen and (max-width: 480px) { .responsive-grid { grid-template-columns: 1fr ; width: 95%; } } .box { display: grid; place-items: center; background-color: tomato; color: #fff; padding: 20px; font-size: 30px; } /* FLEXBOX EXAMPLE */ .responsive-flex { display: flex; justify-content: space-between; flex-wrap: wrap; width: 75%; max-width: 1200px; margin: 0 auto; } /* Media 768px */ @media screen and (max-width: 768px) { .responsive-flex { width: 85%; } } /* Media 480px */ @media screen and (max-width: 480px) { .responsive-flex { width: 95%; } } .responsive-flex .box { display: grid; place-items: center; flex-basis: 32.5%; background-color: purple; color: #fff; padding: 20px; font-size: 30px; } /* Media 768px */ @media screen and (max-width: 768px) { .responsive-flex .box { flex-basis: 49%; margin: 0 0 10px 0; } } /* Media 480px */ @media screen and (max-width: 480px) { .responsive-flex .box { flex-basis: 100%; } } </style> </head> <body> <!-- GRID --> <div class="responsive-grid"> <div class="box">Grid</div> <div class="box">Grid</div> <div class="box">Grid</div> </div> <!-- FLEX --> <div class="responsive-flex"> <div class="box">Flex</div> <div class="box">Flex</div> <div class="box">Flex</div> </div> </body> </html>     ... View more

The answer would be in the code, can you paste what html and css you are using to display this layout?   Have you heard of flexbox or grid...............rather than using display-inline ... View more

You want answers? I will give them to you once you have answered my one single question!   WTF, here is my answer. Jobs are advertised by companies that already have their own web development environment in place. I agree that these companies, in general, will not be using Wappler. However there are exceptions that I see in the Wappler forum, but they are very few.   The thing is that not everyone is tied to working for a company, much like you and I. This is why your questions are irrelevant to this group of web developers. What this group needs is a powerful IDE that helps in creating a web, mobile or destop application. By @BenPleysier     But youre not saying anything different to what  I said in which you implied l was incorrect. As long as you can source work yourself then l see no problem with using a niche workflow, however a career which may span a number of years its putting all your eggs in one basket which is what l said. If for any reason work dries up well good luck in finding a full time vacancy on the basis of you know how to use Wappler. It only stands to reason if you have a wider knowledge, use what is considered to be main stream approaches then there will be more opportunities. To me its a blinkered concept to put yourself in that position unless you really don't care about your future as possibly a delivery driver or shelf stacker. Sort term gain rarely works out in the long run.   Most jobs advertised by companies won't be asking for experience of app connect, they will be asking for experience of Vue, React, etc that's not Debatable.   As for your example that's great as long as you have the knowledge, skill and ability to tweak what you don't like with a default solution. Again l doubt that would be the case for the majority of users who would just go with what's on offer..........how is that considered professional. Its not wrong but you can't compare the two as being equal, as you are trying to do.   I could build a brick wall at a stretch but lm not in denial that it's probably not going to be as good as a skilled exponent in brick laying. ... View more

I don't see whats irrelevant about asking you to provide some proof based on the information l provided which you suggested l was incorrect about...............OK so i knew it was going to be impossible for you to do. so.........to prove my points, you obviously can't prove yours. Thanks for the confirmation.   Maybe you should think  before virtually inferring someone is a liar, that's not very friendly either, so you should expect a response to reflect that in reference to implying you seem to be in denial, at least over protective, blinkered, call it what you want.   For anyone else sitting on the fence just go to stack overflow and search for Wappler, how many results come up compared to if you search for Vue, or React etc, it says a lot and proves all the points l made. Just go to their web development poll for 2022 and see what is considered the most popular main stream js frameworks and most popular of editors used by developers..........well l rest my case.   ... View more

Well @osgood_ , please continue pretending that you know Wappler.   By @BenPleysier   Theres NO pretence about it, please elaborate if you think I've got anything incorrect about what I have said. Sounds like you have been brain washed by some cult to keep denying simple facts, which anyone can find out if they care to.    1) Show me a main stream jobs board with numerous positions for Wappler users? 2) Show me where app connect appears in any serious web-development poll or Wappler for that matter being used as one of the most popular editors. 3) Show me a dedicated website which documents app connect in terms of using it without Wappler 4) Show me a community other than the Wappler forum where you can find answers and solutions regarding the use of Wappler and app connect   Come on be real. I'm not trying to pour cold water on Wappler at all here (its useful to a certain demographic, perhaps you for instance, being mostly retired, no longer career concerned, I would think and possibly finding it easier than keeping pace with current workflows involved in main stream development, such as React, Vue, Angular). You keep on saying I'm pretending, well go ahead and prove it.       ... View more

  Yet when DMXZone supplied extensions to Dreamweaver, there was no talk about a niche workflow.   I would agree with @osgood_ if he were giving this advice after having tried to use Wappler.     By @BenPleysier     I'm not keen on workflows which box you in making it more difficult to find answers and solutions to problems. You become dependent on a small community of users rather than a large community of users. I'm not keen on workflows which don't use recognised/popular main stream workflows such as the app connect framework. It's not extensively documented like Vue, React, Angular and many others. Why not because its a niche workflow built for a specific purpose, that being a commercial solution, which requires you to buy into it.   Is this bad, yes, if you are in web development seriously as it will limit your progress and potentially future opportunities within the industry, no, if you're just passing through wanting to get a website or app published with little knowledge.   You cover up the critical facts about the product which distorts the usefulness of the program to a certain criteria of users.    Addressing your suggestion that l might try Wappler -personally l would not waste time exploring  Wappler. As a professional or ex professional now, l would regard it as putting my eggs all in one basket. Meaning it would be difficult for me to find full time paid employment on the back of l could only use Wappler. Niche workflows usually result in less full time paid employment should you ever need to consider that in your career, which may span 25/30 years. I would be looking further ahead not just to tomorrow.   It's a case of different strokes for different folks. As l say lm just addressing the balance of opinions and views.   No-one mentions Wix here otherwise l would provide my views on that as a solution. I don't have an agenda against one particular solution, the boys over at Wappler have produced  a great product aimed at a specific user in my opinion. I have a vested interest in web development, the good, the bad and the ugly.........it would be a waste not to share those opinions and views ... View more

  Best of all, Wappler is a low code IDE making development many times faster than other development environments. By @BenPleysier   Just don't forget to add it uses a niche workflow which will isolate you from a myriad of resources where answers, so.utions and help can be found to more main stream web/app development approaches......be aware what you are buying into would be my advice. Once you have ALL the information and not just selective information you can make a decision about if a program is the right choice for your particular needs and requirements.   Before anyone jumps out of their pram lm just addressing the balance of information provided so anyone who cares to read these posts will be armed with less biased information.    I'm not anti Wappler, as it may seem, l'm just providing what l think may be critical information as to if its the right weapon of choice. For some it will be for others maybe not........they can determine that for themselves if they have a better understanding of the package. ... View more

I am sorry to have to contradict you. I know for a fact that what I said is true, Many devekopers that used Dreamweaver with the extensions from WebAssist and DMXZone have turned to Wappler.   By @BenPleysier     I don't doubt that at all. What l was implying is if you need to use an extension for carrying out simple operations you may not be a suitable candidate for what may be required outside the scope of an extension........whether you  use DW, Wappler or any other choose and click UI workflow/option. ... View more

By the way what IDE does means? By @abebel47900914   Integrated Development Environment. Which means its more sophisticated than just a normal html editor. It has built in options to assist you with your coding, providing suggestions and some now have AI as an option -Artificial Intelligence.  They can have extensions available  which make it easier to produce dynamically driven solutions or include components like slideshows, liaise with external APIs - Application Program Interface etc etc   Wappler is a fairly new application, 5 years old, which offers a myriad of options for non coders. It may be suitable depending on your requirements. If you are building something as an amateur, have no skill or knowledge about coding, are not intending to commit to web development or app building full time then it could prove useful. If on the other hand web development or app  building is your intended career choice then it would be advisable to learn to code. Ben has left a link in his reply......click on the word Wappler. ... View more

Thank you for your help. Do you know if web assist is compatible with 21.3 version? By @abebel47900914   The website says the extension is compatible with Dreamweaver CS6 or newer. However l would check with the company first before purchasing. ... View more

A lot of the developers that used to use Dreamweaver/Webassist have gone to using Wappler. Posting there will most like attract attention.    Go to: https://community.wappler.io/c/jobs/43   By @BenPleysier   I very much doubt that anyone using Wappler would fit the critera required, otherwise they probably wouldn't be using Wappler to produce work.........just a thought. Developers would probably be capable of writing their own code outside of what an extension can do, if required. I would assume the successful candidate would be someone that can 'roll their own code' and troubleshoot problems, not just choose some limited default options from a UI. ... View more

no idea why it didn't work first time! But a new separate mbimages folder has done the trick. By @hillyb173062   Sounds like six of one and half a dozen of the other to me. Anyway seems like you have a sticking plaster solution for now until you can upgrade the website more inline with what is currently required and expected. ... View more

Thank you for your answer could you tell me which extemsions are ideal for this what i am seeking? and is it compatible with 21.3 version? Thank you very much By @abebel47900914   Lena supplied the links to the 3rd party extensions just click on 'Drop Zone' (DMX ZONE) and 'Web Assist'. IF you do decide to purchase  I would check with the company that the extensions are compatible with your version of DW.   The other option is to search youtube for some tutorials on php/mysqli database connectivity and querying. It's quite easy to write your own connection and querying once you have explored a few videos. Infact its what I would recommend if you have the time and are genuinely interested in advancing your skillset. ... View more

Just some further information:   When I download the tbhorn.jpg from your website it tells me the file can't be opened because its empty...............can you open the local version (on your machine) in an image editor?    If you can..........maybe try resaving using the RGB color space (rather than CYMK used in printing) and re-uploading it to the doteasy server as it seems some corruption has taken place somewhere, maybe in the upload process. I'm thinking now the image files, those that dont show, are corrupt and its not the server. ... View more

I could try to upload the site to a host which we used to use for our company to see if it works there - not entirely sure how I'd do that while the domain is at dotEasy. By @hillyb173062     You can test by just creating a folder on your company website and name it crowthorneorchestra then add all the files/folders and assets to that folder using the EXACT file/folder structure which is inside your current crowthorneorchestra folder, or what ever you have named that.   Then go to your companies website address in a browser and just add /crowthorneorchestra at the end.   The browser will find the index.html file as the starting point of the website. If it looks good then all the files and assets are correct and it would indicate a server issue is responsible for it not appearing correctly on the doteasy server.      ... View more

Maybe something funny is happening in the background. I've personally never seen a server set up like it. If a file or image is not available on your crowethorneorchestra.com domain address I get whisk away to  templates.doteasy.com, which shows the 404 error page............thats just a plain 'ugly' solution. The 404 error page, in a good server set up, should always remain on the same domain address.    If the images which are NOT showing are of the correct color space and they ARE in the correct folder then I can only think it may be the 'goofy' server set up, which is causing the issue, it might just be too 'complex' for its own good.   Of course if you had another remote server to test on it could be confirmed its either the current server set up or mis-configured links, etc which is the problem.   I always have multiple remote servers available to test on because its all too easy for these hosting companies to say 'nothing to do with us'. If you can prove its working on another server they usually intervene and do something about it.   You could try changing the images name and the link to: tbflute_1.jpg   Reupload the newly named image and the page in which you changed the link and see if the server then picks it up..........sometimes that works.   ... View more

Are you sure your images are where they say they are?   For instance the tbflute.jpg image should be in your 'images' folder on the remote server   images/tbflute.jpg     The formalorchestra.jpg is showing ok and that is  in the same folder as the tbflute.jpg:   images/formalorchestra.jpg   Your server is not giving a 404 error page, which it would generally if the images were not found. What color space are the images that are not showing using? Can you open the formalorchestra.jpg image and check then open the tbflute.jpg image and see what the difference is?   Also check that the image name is EXACTLY the same as the link i.e., it must be - tbflute.jpg     ... View more

I guess lm not impressed these days at the lack of knowledge and experience which has been substituted by automation, in my opinion making us zombies. By @osgood_ ===========   For the record, I know how to drive a car manually with stick shift & clutch but my CURRENT vehicle is automatic.  🙄  Just saying...   By @Nancy OShea     'they don't make them like they used to'...........true or false. I guess that's in the eye of the beholder. ... View more

That's certainly a useful addition to one's bag but it doesn't mean an older version of an editor can't manage the situation if needed and is the only option available. I guess lm not impressed these days at the lack of knowledge and experience which has been substituted by automation, in my opinion making us zombies. Its no wonder GENZ cannot do anything without a phone attached to their hand 24/7..........the brain is shrinking with each new gen. ... View more

I'm sorry but DW8 is the least reliable tool one could use.  By @Nancy OShea   In what sense.. Its just an editor, granted a bit out dated. If the OP was asking about server behaviours, fluid grid, spry etc l would agree, it's time to move on. The question was about find and replace............no problem l just immediately thought it was a puzzling response but of course you are entitled to express your opinions. ... View more

DISCLAIMER:  It's nearly 2024.  As an unpaid forum volunteer and product user, I no longer field questions about OBSOLETE software from the early 2000s.  If customers cannot see fit to upgrade their tools for compatibility & security reasons,  that's their cross to bear, not mine.       By @Nancy OShea   It was a general question which would be applicable to any program that has a find and replace option, new or old. Theres no security or compatibility issues here. Thats like saying I'm not answering your question because you're driving a 1960s car. Of course it's your call but a little strange in the circumstances.   ... View more

  Back up you work folder first!!!   Try: (<a[^>]*>.*?</a>)|amazon   Edited: Actually that will just find every <a></a> tag on the page..........so you may not want to try that!   This is what you want: (<a[^>]*>amazon</a>)   That will only select anchor tags with the word 'amazon' as the link text.     ... View more