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Some teachers have human assistants; I get a little help from technology.

Before you send a question, please search my Dreamweaver FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).

I answer a lot of questions by email, but you may find an answer more quickly by looking around on this Web site.

Templates: If you have a book that uses templates or images, click here to get a password to download the files.

You'll find many free tutorials in the Dreamweaver section that can help you with common tasks.

Still can't find the answer you need? Email Janine@DigitalFamily.com.

Sometimes I surprise people and solve a problem for them right away, but sometimes messages get caught in a spam filter or I'm super busy, so I can't promise to answer them all.

Some teachers have the luxury of working with small classes, I answer questions from the more than half-a-million people who have bought my books and training videos, so please be patient if I don't get back to you right away.

If you can't find what you need on this site, email me at janine@DigitalFamily.com and I will try to help.

Where to learn more advanced CSS...

Check out these online resources for advanced CSS tutorials, tips, and validators. You won't find much (if any) help with Dreamweaver at these sites, but you'll find everything you could ever want to know about CSS, browser differences, hacks, and workarounds.

The Dreamweaver Developer Center at Adobe.com Because CSS is so complex, Adobe has launched a special section of its Web site dedicated to helping Web designers share ideas and strategies for designing with CSS. You’ll find many advanced tips and tricks in the Adobe CSS Advisor section.

AListApart.com For the most advanced (and the latest) in CSS techniques.

The CSS Zen Garden - One of the best places to see CSS in action and appreciate the possibilities of separating content from formatting.

Eric Meyer on CSS - One of the gurus of CSS, Eric Meyer literally wrote the book on CSS and then wrote a second book, and more...

As Max Design you'll find several tutorials on creating flexible designs with CSS and a great collection of tutorials on creating navigation bars with CSS.

Quirks Mode is a great site about keeping it simple and learning the dangers of CSS Hacks

Position is Everything - covers all the CSS bugs you can expect to find when you view your designs in Web browsers

You’ll find a CSS validator where you can test your work at http://jigsaw.w3.org

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