yer, publisher and the other "easy to use" apps make it confusing to move to a 'real
website hosting developer'. Ideally, you shouldnt use the program at all, just use it to "check your code" - but this only comes once you are familiar with coding
website hostings.
when i am designing
website hostings, i will use dreamweavers 'duel view' of code and display, so i can edit the code and immediately see how it looks. For example, i always get confused when writing the HTML for tables, so i do it in dreamweaver at the click of a button, and then modify that code.
You dont have to understand everything about dreamweaver to use it - you only have to use what you need. i guess i know about 5% of the capabilities of dreamweaver
