Dreamweaver Specific CSS? -

I am using a fairly basic vertical extension page layout in CSS, and I try to optimize this layout So that my client can edit the page using a template in Dreamweaver. Unnamed: It's ... well, running somehow or not. I am using this stuff for most of my hands, but it is working very well.

I am using a minimum-height move, so that content can be expanded well in the browser to see smaller pages on large monitors. This code works perfectly in all browsers (the site does not support older things before IE7, and other browsers are okay), but Dreamweaver does not present the minimum height correctly.

I think this one. To work using CSS file that uses only Dreamweaver (it is not present on the server) which makes it editable in the DreamWare, but if the file is committed, the magic on the live site is broken It just feels like a filthy hack.

Quickly, I think, this is: Is there a way to ignore a line of CSS or to use a line of CSS to get a dreamer to be ignored by a real browser? Or, is there a way of minimal-height layout to work properly in Dreamweaver?

The code I am using for this is basically the following:

Site code:

  html, body {padding: 0px; Margin: 0 pixels; Height: 100%; Body {status: relative; Width: 100%; Height: 100%; } #ifframe {status: relative; Minimum height: 100%; Width: 980 pixels; / * Parent / Margin-located in the left: Auto; Margin Correct: Auto; }  

and which code pleases DreamWeaver:

  html {height: 100%; } #meframes {height: 100%; }  

I read somewhere that Dreamweaver's layout engine was based on IE's rendering engine, which would probably explain most issues. I am using CS3, and my client is using CS5, which is messing things down the line, but I'm already ready for this. If anyone knows about the magic solution on this, then I appreciate it, as I have given it for so far.

Thanks