Dreamweaver has a lot of features to help streamline JavaScript coding tasks. Here are some of my favorites.

Do you use Dreamweaver or HomeSite? Do you use HomeSite because it doesn't rewrite your code? I used to use only HomeSite. Now I use Dreamweaver for the additional CSS and JavaScript code hinting and syntax help. But I had to reconfigure a few options in Dreamweaver so it would behave with my HTML code.

I have never coded HTML email myself, but a good friend of mine does. I have answered a few CSS and HTML questions for him; apparently HTML email has it's own set of quirks apart from normal HTML. My friend sent me a link to a site that is all about HTML email, so I thought I'd pass it on. If you are looking to learn about HTML email, this site would probably be very helpful.

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If any code example does not work, or if you need help, post in the forums to let me know; use the General forum if you are not sure where to post. Great care is always taken to make sure code examples on this site work. How many times have you read an article or tutorial to find that some example does not work, which costs you hours trying to figure out what you did wrong when, in fact, you didn't do anything wrong? I always test code examples in articles and tutorials I read at other sites and in books, and I personally find so often that the code examples do not actually work. When I first started learning to program, these code example errors only made learning that much harder. How can you learn if the example does not work? See an example of this from another site, which I do not name, and be assured you will not find these types of errors on this site. Also, this article contains a minor discussion of the syntax requirements for a JavaScript condition in an if statement.