Essentials of Dreamweaver MX: Skills and Drills
Authors: Kevin A. Siegel
Venue:  (2002)

:Learn Dreamweaver MX using IconLogic's critically acclaimed "skills & drills" approach. You will learn how to define sites, format text using cascading style sheets, use the new Design View to create tables, use the History palette, import text into a table and format tables, create templates, use libraries, create and work with online forms, create and use frames, add animation and even FTP your completed files to your Internet Service Provider (ISP). This book is a "beginner-intermediate" tutorial that will give you a head start on using Dreamweaver to create and manage Web sites. This is not a bible--nor is it intended for people who consider themselves advanced Dreamweaver users (or for people who already knew older versions of Dreamweaver). That said, there are many people who consider some of the lessons presented (such as style sheets, layers templates, behaviors and timelines) to be advanced topics. We do not agree. The activities covered in this book are what we truely believe are essential to working effectively with Dreamweaver. There are "Confidence Checks," quizzes and labs in each module that will reinforce what you have learned. Here's is a peek at what you will learn in this book: Define a New Site Create an Index Page Add Content to a Page Preview a Web Page in a Browser Modify Page Properties Format Text on a Web Page Link Web Pages Together Add an Email Link Use the History Palette Import Table Data Create tables in Standard and Design View Add a Tracing Image Create Layers Add Images to Layers Convert Layers to a Table Create a Template Add Layers to a Template Insert Images Inside Layers Add an Editable Region to a Template Assign a Template to Web Pages Link Images to Web Pages Using a Template Create an Image Map Create and Use Library Items Use Code View CSS Overview Redefine an HTML Tag Style Sheet Classes Create a Custom Class Use Custom Styles Edit a Custom Style Create an External Style Sheet Apply an External Style Sheet Edit an External Style Sheet Make Styles Compatible with 3.0 Browsers Behaviors & JavaScript Overview Add a Check Browser Behavior Create Forms Create Frames Add the Drag Layer Behavior Work with Timelines Retrieve and Delete Sites Check and Repair Site-wide Links Designate a Page as the Home Page Explore the Site Map Use the Site Map to Link Files Together Set Up FTP Access Add Design Notes to a File FTP Files to a Host Cloak Files Check Files in and Out Note: This book comes with a CD that contains all of the student data files necessary to complete the book. All you need is a Macintosh or PC, Dreamweaver MX, this book and a few days. Dreamweaver MX does not come with this book. You can download a free demo version from Macromedia's web site. For you advanced Dreamweaver users, we are hard at work on "Advanced Dreamweaver MX." Lessons presented in the advanced book will include, but are not limited to, Prototype/ Storyboard a site, Import and Clean up Word HTML, Search and Replace, Advanced Style Sheet Concepts, Work with Java Applets, Change Java Parameters, Complex Rollovers, Work with Layers, Multiple Timelines and Behaviors, Work with Built-in Frames Objects, Integrating Fireworks Navigation Bars and Pop-up Menus, Duplicating and re-using CSS styles, Advanced Templates (including Optional regions), Advanced Table Design Using Layout Mode, Insert Automatic Navigation Bars, Link to External Scripts, Disjointed Rollovers, Integrate Flash, Extend Dreamweaver, Advanced Form Validation, Integrate Databases. The ACM Portal is published by the Association for Computing Machinery. Copyright © 2010 ACM, Inc. Terms of Usage Privacy Policy Code of Ethics Contact Us Useful downloads: Adobe Acrobat QuickTime Windows Media Player Real Player