This tutorial will teach you about using the show and hide layers options and preferences in Dreamweaver, and how to use them to create disjointed rollovers. This is a practical feature used on many websites and we're sure you'll find some creative ways to use them on your own.
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I don't really think showing it four times was necessary, maybe two just to clarify some things but not four. Apart from that, decent video.
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