Where do you put the spry assets folder, using the site definition dialog box?

When working with Adobe Dreamweaver and using the Spry framework for JavaScript components, the assets folder containing the necessary files (like CSS and JavaScript) needs to be defined correctly within the site definition dialog box. Placing the Spry assets folder in the Advanced tab is essential for ensuring that Dreamweaver can properly locate and utilize the framework's resources. This tab allows you to specify advanced settings related to your site, such as server models, testing server details, and importantly, the location of asset folders.

By defining the Spry assets folder in this location, Dreamweaver can streamline the process of integrating Spry widgets and components into your web projects. This setup is crucial for ensuring that the framework functions correctly when developing interactive web pages. The other categories within the site definition dialog box do not pertain specifically to managing these resources and are more focused on other aspects of site configuration.