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Subject(s)

• Dreamweaver (Computer file) [Browse]
• Web sites—Design [Browse]
• Web sites—Authoring programs [Browse]
• Web site development [Browse]

Series

• Bible [More in this series]
• Bible ; v.538 [More in this series]

Summary note

Packed with more than one thousand pages of hands-on instruction and step-by-step tutorials, the bestseller returns with everything you need to know to harness the power of Dreamweaver CS4. This comprehensive resource guides you through the ins and outs of Dreamweaver CS4 so you can quickly get started building dynamic, data-driven sites. The book demonstrates building interactive forms; creating client-side image maps; connecting to a live database; working with layers, style sheets, and dynamic HTML; inserting, deleting, and updating data from Web pages; designing with templates; and integra

Notes

Includes index.

Language note

English

Contents

• Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Bible; About the Author; Acknowledgments; Contents at a Glance; Contents; Introduction; Who Should Read This Book; How This Book Is Organized; Minimum Requirements; Further Information; Part I: Laying the Groundwork in Dreamweaver CS4; Chapter 1: What's New in Dreamweaver CS4; New Workflows; Expanded Integration; Modern Web Practices; New Adobe Services; Summary; Chapter 2: Introducing Dreamweaver CS4; The Dynamic World of Dreamweaver; The Dreamweaver Interface; Up-to-Date Code Standards; Next-Generation Features; Program Extensibility; Automation Enhancements
• Site Management ToolsSummary; Chapter 3: Touring Dreamweaver; Choosing a Workspace Layout; Viewing the Document Window; Accessing the Toolbars; Selecting from the Insert Panel; Getting the Most Out of the Property Inspector; Customizing Your Workspace with Dockable Panels; Accessing the Menus; Connecting to Adobe Services; Summary; Chapter 4: Setting Your Preferences; Customizing Your Environment; Adjusting Advanced Features; Making Online Connections; Customizing Your Code; Summary; Chapter 5: Setting Up Sites and Servers; Planning Your Site; Mapping Dynamic Pages for Web Applications
• Defining a SiteCloaking Site Folders; Managing Site Info; Working Directly with Servers; Creating and Saving New Pages; Creating New Documents; Previewing Your Web Pages; Putting Your Pages Online; Summary; Part II: Designing and Crafting Basic Pages; Chapter 6: Accessing the Code Directly; The Structure of a Web Page; Expanding into XHTML; doctype and doctype Switching; Defining Elements; Adding to the ; Working with Code View and the Code Inspector; Integrating Live View, Related Files, and Code Navigator Features; Using the Coding Toolbar; Enhancing Code Authoring Productivity
• Adding Code Through the Snippets PanelUsing the Reference Panel; Modifying Code with the Tag Inspector; Rapid Tag Modification with the Quick Tag Editor; Adding Java Applets; Managing JavaScript and VBScript; Validating Your Page; Inserting Symbols and Special Characters; Summary; Chapter 7: Building Style Sheet Web Pages; Understanding Cascading Style Sheets; Working with the CSS Styles Panel; Creating and Applying Styles; Styles and Their Attributes; Design Time Style Sheets; Summary; Chapter 8: Working with Text; Starting with Headings; Working with Paragraphs; Checking Your Spelling
• Using Find and ReplaceControlling Whitespace; Working with Microsoft Office Documents; Styling Your Text; Modifying Text Format; Incorporating Dates; Commenting Your Code; Summary; Chapter 9: Inserting Images; Web Graphic Formats; Using Inline Images; Adding Background Images; Dividing the Web Page with Horizontal Rules; Applying Simple Web Animation; Including Banner Ads; Inserting Rollover Images; Adding a Navigation Bar; Summary; Chapter 10: Establishing Web Links; Understanding URLs; Surfing the Web with Hypertext; Adding an Email Link; Navigating with Anchors; Targeting Your Links
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ISBN

• 9786612188381
• 9781282188389
• 1282188380
• 9780470494745
• 0470494743

OCLC

428967045

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