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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. What is InContext Editing?
  3. Applying InContext Editing features to a sample page
  4. Identifying standard InContext Editing code
  5. Understanding unobtrusive code
  6. Using the InContext Editing Markup Extractor extension

Applying unobtrusive InContext Editing code

What is InContext Editing?

Adobe InContext Editing is a hosted service that provides simple content-editing capabilities within a web browser. Website owners need only apply specific mark-up to specific tags or areas of the page in order to make those tags or areas editable in a browser.

InContext Editing currently supports two types of mark-up:

  • Standard mark-up is the default mark-up generated by Adobe Dreamweaver CS4.
  • Unobtrusive mark-up, which is explained in more detail in this tutorial.

Note: Adobe InContext Editing is not a web hosting service. This means that you will need to have your website hosted on a live server, accessible on the Internet.

In the next section, you'll use Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 to apply editable regions and repeating regions to specific areas of a sample page.

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