Book description
The fast, easy, visual way to learn Dreamweaver
Dreamweaver holds 90 percent of the market share for professional Web site development software. It allows users to build and maintain robust Web sites without writing code; this full-color, step-by-step visual guide shows beginning Web designers how to build dynamic, database-driven Web sites quickly and easily.
Dreamweaver is the leading tool for Web site development; this visual reference covers what beginners need to know to make the most of newest release and create professional-quality sites
Covers more than 150 Dreamweaver tasks with clear, step-by-step instructions illustrated with full-color screen shots
Shows how to apply style sheets, use dynamic HTML, add multimedia and images, publish and maintain your site, use hyperlinks to navigate through a site as well as to link to other sites, create dynamic sites using databases, and much more
With two-page lessons, larger screen shots, and concise, jargon-free explanations, Teach Yourself VISUALLY Dreamweaver is the ideal guide for beginning Web designers who are also visual learners.
Note: The ebook version does not provide access to the companion files.
Table of contents
- Copyright
- Credits
- About the Author
- Author's Acknowledgments
- How to Use This Book
- Getting Started with Dreamweaver
- Setting Up Your Web Site
- Exploring the Dreamweaver Interface
- Working with XHTML
- Formatting and Styling Text
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Working with Images and Multimedia
- Insert an Image into a Web Page
- Wrap Text around an Image
- Add Space around an Image
- Crop an Image
- Resize an Image
- Open an Image in an Image Editor
- Add a Background Image
- Change the Background Color
- Change Text Colors
- Insert a Flash File
- Insert Flash Video Files
- Create a Rollover Image
- Insert a Video from YouTube
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Creating Hyperlinks
- Link to Other Pages in Your Web Site
- Link to Another Web Site
- Using an Image As a Link
- Create a Jump Link within a Page
- Create a Link to Another File Type
- Create an Image Map
- Create a Link Using the Files Panel
- Open a Linked Page in a New Browser Window
- Create an Email Link
- Check Links
- Change the Color of Links on a Page
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Editing the Table Design in a Web Page
- Insert a Table into a Web Page
- Insert Content into a Table
- Change the Background Color of a Table
- Change the Cell Padding in a Table
- Change the Cell Spacing in a Table
- Insert a Table inside a Table Cell
- Change the Alignment of Cell Content
- Insert or Delete a Row or Column
- Split or Merge Table Cells
- Change the Dimensions of a Cell
- Change the Dimensions of a Table
- Using Percentages for Table Width
- Format a Table with CSS
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Creating Pages with Frames
- Introducing Frames
- Open the Frames Panel
- Insert a Predefined Frameset
- Divide a Page into Frames
- Create a Nested Frame
- Change the Attributes of a Frame
- Add Content to a Frame
- Delete a Frame
- Name a Frame
- Create a Link to a Frame
- Format Frame Borders
- Control Scroll Bars in Frames
- Control Resizing in Frames
- Creating Web-Based Forms
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Using Library Items and Templates
- Introducing Library Items and Templates
- View Library Items and Templates
- Create a Library Item
- Insert a Library Item
- Edit and Update a Library Item on Your Pages
- Detach Library Content for Editing
- Create a Template
- Set an Editable Region in a Template
- Create a Page from a Template
- Edit a Template to Update Web Pages Created with It
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Creating and Applying Cascading Style Sheets
- Introducing Cascading Style Sheets
- Edit Styles with the Properties Inspector
- Create a Class Style
- Apply a Class Style
- Edit a Style
- Customize an HTML Tag
- Change the Font Face
- Change the Font Size
- Change the Font Color
- Change Font and Text Colors
- Create Styles with the Page Properties Dialog Box
- Create an External Style Sheet
- Attach an External Style Sheet
- Edit an External Style Sheet
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Designing a Web Site with CSS
- Introducing CSS Layouts
- Create a Web Page with a CSS Layout
- Edit a CSS Layout
- Add an Image to the Header
- Add Images to a CSS Layout
- Using Floats to Align Elements
- Change the Dimensions of a CSS Layout
- Change the Color of a Headline
- Create a Compound Style
- Create an AP Div with Content
- Resize and Reposition AP Divs
- Change the Stacking Order of AP Divs
- Create a Nested AP Div
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Publishing a Web Site
- Publish Your Web Site
- Using the Site Window
- Add Web Browsers for Testing Pages
- Preview Your Pages in Multiple Web Browsers
- Organize Your Files and Folders
- Set Up a Remote Site
- Connect to a Remote Site
- Upload Files to a Web Server
- Download Files from a Web Server
- Synchronize Your Local and Remote Sites
- Maintaining a Web Site
- Adding Interactivity with Spry and JavaScript
- Index
Product information
- Title: Teach Yourself Visually™ Adobe® Dreamweaver® CS5
- Author(s):
- Release date: July 2010
- Publisher(s): Visual
- ISBN: 9780470612620
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