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Although the question posed is, "How do I create a thin line that expands with my text?" it is quite possible to use rules in other ways. For instance, the lines found on both sides of this tutorial are vertical rules. Following this tutorial I have placed a few other examples of rules.

This is easier than you you may think. Simply cover your page with a layer that is set to hide on page load.

Instead of poring over the latest statistics on screen sizes being used by web surfers and trying to come up with an ideal resolution to design for, why not design pages that work for all of them?

Layout View is new to Dreamweaver 4. You can toggle back and forth between Standard View and Layout View by using the buttons at the bottom of the Object Panel. Remember, you can toggle between views as often as you like.

To simulate a colored border around your table with cross-browser compatibility, you must insert a table within another table. This process is known as Nesting Tables.

You can take control of your table by using shims to hold cells open. The tutorial below gives a full explanation of how to do this.

The nested template gives you the ability to maintain global control over your site while providing the option to alter specific content on specific pages.

You have an image in one location on your Web page, and when the user places their pointer over that image you want their action to trigger another image to be swapped with different image. In fact you may want their action to trigger several image changes all at once. It may seem complex at first...