Dreamweaver CS3 in easy steps eases you through the whole process of working with this exceptional Web authoring package, now produced by Adobe, that takes Web design to a whole new level. Dreamweaver CS3 in easy steps looks at the working environment of the program and the various tools and panels that are available. It then shows how to add and format content in both HTML and CSS, which is now an accepted standard in best practice web design. This includes adding text and images, creating hyperlinks, using editable library items and templates and also creating forms.

About Dreamweaver	p. 7
Introducing Dreamweaver	p. 8
Start screen	p. 9
Workspaces	p. 10
Preferences	p. 12
Working with panels	p. 13
Insert panel	p. 14
Properties Inspector	p. 16
External editors	p. 17
Page properties	p. 19
Page tabs	p. 20
Toolbars	p. 21
Creating pages	p. 22
Moving around pages	p. 24
Using guides	p. 25
Accessibility	p. 26
Getting help	p. 28
Setting up a site	p. 29
Planning a site	p. 30
Creating a new site	p. 31
Setting up a home page	p. 35
Viewing the site map	p. 37
Defining a site	p. 38
Editing HTML	p. 39
HTML overview	p. 40
Page views	p. 42
HTML preferences	p. 43
Coding toolbar	p. 46
Collapsing code	p. 47
Tag Chooser	p. 48
Tag Libraries	p. 49
Tag Inspector	p. 50
Code snippets	p. 52
Invalid code	p. 57
Quick Tag Editor	p. 58
Selecting and removing tags	p. 60
Adding HTML text	p. 61
Pasting from Word and Excel	p. 62
Working with images	p. 63
Web image overview	p. 64
Using images effectively	p. 65
Inserting images	p. 66
Image properties	p. 67
Aligning images and text	p. 68
Editing images	p. 70
Editing with Photoshop	p. 71
Creating rollover images	p. 73
Using CSS	p. 75
CSS overview	p. 76
CSS in Dreamweaver	p. 77
CSS and HTML	p. 78
Elements of CSS	p. 80
CSS layouts	p. 82
Including style sheets	p. 84
Cascading style sheets	p. 85
CSS Styles panel	p. 86
CSS management	p. 88
Browser Compatibility Check	p. 89
CSS Advisor	p. 90
Formatting with CSS	p. 91
Attaching a style sheet	p. 92
Creating a style sheet	p. 94
Editing style sheets	p. 96
Adding new CSS rules	p. 98
Creating class styles	p. 100
Applying styles	p. 101
Creating div tags	p. 102
Inserting div tags	p. 103
Positioning with CSS	p. 104
Floating items	p. 106
Other CSS properties	p. 107
Using hyperlinks	p. 109
About hyperlinks	p. 110
Linking to documents	p. 111
Linking to anchors	p. 113
Creating an email link	p. 115
Point-to-File links	p. 116
Image maps	p. 117
Navigation bars	p. 118
Using tables	p. 119
Designing with tables	p. 120
Inserting a table	p. 121
Editing a table	p. 124
Rows and columns	p. 126
Selecting cells	p. 127
Adding content	p. 129
Expanded view	p. 130
Spry elements	p. 131
Spry overview	p. 132
Spry widgets	p. 134
Spry effects	p. 138
Spry data	p. 140
Assets	p. 141
Managing assets	p. 142
Using templates	p. 144
Creating templates	p. 145
Creating template pages	p. 149
Editing templates	p. 150
Repeating editable tables	p. 152
About the Library	p. 153
Creating Library items	p. 154
Adding Library items	p. 155
Editing Library items	p. 156
Editable navigation bars	p. 158
Advanced features	p. 159
Forms	p. 160
Frames	p. 162
Layers	p. 165
Flash buttons and text	p. 167
Behaviors	p. 168
Javascript	p. 170
Dynamic web pages	p. 171
XML	p. 172
Designing for mobile devices	p. 173
Publishing	p. 175
Site management	p. 176
Checking files in and out	p. 177
Using the site map	p. 178
Uploading a site	p. 180
Getting and putting files	p. 183
Cloaking	p. 184
Synchronizing files	p. 186
Index	p. 187
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