The document provides instructions for working with text and CSS in Adobe Dreamweaver. It outlines objectives like creating a new page, importing text, setting text properties, understanding CSS, creating and applying stylesheets. The steps are demonstrated with screenshots and include hints on best practices like using semantic markup and font combinations in styles.
This document provides instructions for creating and formatting an HTML form using Adobe Dreamweaver. It describes how to insert a form, add various form fields like text boxes, radio buttons and checkboxes, and insert submit and reset buttons. It also covers best practices for form layout, field labeling and accessibility. The objectives are to understand forms and objects, create and insert a form, add different field types, and test the form.
This document provides instructions for creating links and menu bars in Adobe Dreamweaver. It covers creating internal and external links, inserting named anchors, and creating a Spry menu bar. The steps include selecting text to link, specifying the link path in the properties inspector, and formatting menu bar items. Guidance is provided on link paths, accessibility, and previewing the page in a browser to test the links and menu bar.
This document discusses adding media and interactivity to webpages using Dreamweaver. It provides instructions on how to add Flash objects, behaviors, rollover images, video, sound, and update files. It also discusses incorporating Web 2.0 technologies like RSS feeds, social networking, wikis and blogs. The overall objectives are to understand different media objects and how to effectively incorporate them along with interactivity into webpages.
This document provides instructions on using CSS and tables to position content in web pages using Adobe Dreamweaver. It covers understanding CSS layouts, creating pages with CSS layouts, adding and editing content in CSS layout blocks, understanding table modes, inserting and formatting tables, and other tips for using visual aids and browser compatibility checks when working with CSS and tables. The overall goal is to teach how to create and style web pages that incorporate both CSS layouts and HTML tables.
The document discusses steps for developing a web page in Dreamweaver, including planning page layout, adding head content, setting properties, formatting text, adding links, using the History panel, viewing HTML code, and testing pages. It provides detailed instructions for tasks like creating page structure, inserting dates, and previewing pages in a browser.
The document discusses various techniques for working with images in Adobe Dreamweaver, including inserting, aligning, and enhancing images; setting alternate text and accessibility preferences; using the Assets panel; inserting background images; deleting image files; creating and finding images; and examining copyright rules. The step-by-step instructions demonstrate how to perform tasks like floating images left and right, adding borders and spacing, and viewing the assets used on a website.
This document provides an overview of getting started with Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It defines web design software and its uses. It outlines how to start Dreamweaver, view the workspace, work with different views and panels, open and view web page elements, view pages in a browser, close pages and exit the program, and get help. The goals are to familiarize users with the Dreamweaver interface and basic functions for creating and managing websites.
This document discusses best practices for presenting and publishing a website, including collecting feedback, validating markup, testing cross-browser compatibility, using media queries for responsive design, evaluating the site for a client presentation, setting up remote access for collaboration, and publishing the live site. Key steps involve running reports, checking for errors, previewing across different browsers and devices, and choosing an appropriate method to share the final project.
This document provides instructions for creating and formatting an HTML form using Adobe Dreamweaver. It describes how to insert a form, add various form fields like text boxes, radio buttons and checkboxes, and insert submit and reset buttons. It also covers best practices for form layout, field labeling and accessibility. The objectives are to understand forms and objects, create and insert a form, add different field types, and test the form.
This document provides instructions for creating links and menu bars in Adobe Dreamweaver. It covers creating internal and external links, inserting named anchors, and creating a Spry menu bar. The steps include selecting text to link, specifying the link path in the properties inspector, and formatting menu bar items. Guidance is provided on link paths, accessibility, and previewing the page in a browser to test the links and menu bar.
This document discusses adding media and interactivity to webpages using Dreamweaver. It provides instructions on how to add Flash objects, behaviors, rollover images, video, sound, and update files. It also discusses incorporating Web 2.0 technologies like RSS feeds, social networking, wikis and blogs. The overall objectives are to understand different media objects and how to effectively incorporate them along with interactivity into webpages.
This document provides instructions on using CSS and tables to position content in web pages using Adobe Dreamweaver. It covers understanding CSS layouts, creating pages with CSS layouts, adding and editing content in CSS layout blocks, understanding table modes, inserting and formatting tables, and other tips for using visual aids and browser compatibility checks when working with CSS and tables. The overall goal is to teach how to create and style web pages that incorporate both CSS layouts and HTML tables.
The document discusses steps for developing a web page in Dreamweaver, including planning page layout, adding head content, setting properties, formatting text, adding links, using the History panel, viewing HTML code, and testing pages. It provides detailed instructions for tasks like creating page structure, inserting dates, and previewing pages in a browser.
The document discusses various techniques for working with images in Adobe Dreamweaver, including inserting, aligning, and enhancing images; setting alternate text and accessibility preferences; using the Assets panel; inserting background images; deleting image files; creating and finding images; and examining copyright rules. The step-by-step instructions demonstrate how to perform tasks like floating images left and right, adding borders and spacing, and viewing the assets used on a website.
This document provides an overview of getting started with Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It defines web design software and its uses. It outlines how to start Dreamweaver, view the workspace, work with different views and panels, open and view web page elements, view pages in a browser, close pages and exit the program, and get help. The goals are to familiarize users with the Dreamweaver interface and basic functions for creating and managing websites.
This document discusses best practices for presenting and publishing a website, including collecting feedback, validating markup, testing cross-browser compatibility, using media queries for responsive design, evaluating the site for a client presentation, setting up remote access for collaboration, and publishing the live site. Key steps involve running reports, checking for errors, previewing across different browsers and devices, and choosing an appropriate method to share the final project.
This document provides an introduction to using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 for web design. It outlines the objectives of getting started which include defining web design software, starting Dreamweaver, viewing the workspace and panels, opening and viewing web pages, getting help, viewing pages in a browser, and closing pages and exiting the program. The document provides step-by-step instructions for completing these tasks and utilizing Dreamweaver's interface and features to create and manage websites.
The document discusses the steps to create a basic website using Adobe Dreamweaver, including planning the site, setting up folders, setting up the site, saving web pages, adding images, and adding new pages. Key steps are researching goals, creating a wireframe, setting up the local root folder, defining the site, saving pages in the root folder, copying images to the assets folder, and adding blank pages for content. The overall process provides a framework for organizing and building out a new website.
The document provides an overview of Dreamweaver, an HTML editor and WYSIWYG editor owned by Adobe. It describes Dreamweaver's launch screen options for creating new documents, opening recent documents, and viewing top features videos. It also outlines the basic layout of Dreamweaver's standard menu bar, insert bar, tool bars, and panels for adding elements visually or through code view. Dreamweaver allows previewing web pages in browsers and has FTP capabilities for site management.
The document provides instructions for creating a multi-page website in Dreamweaver CS6. It discusses setting up the site structure with a root folder and subfolders, creating page templates, and linking pages within the site. The first two pages of the site are designed - an index page and a 'New Arrivals' page. Templates are used to maintain consistency across pages. Links are added between the homepage and the 'New Arrivals' page to allow navigation between them. The footer is also standardized across pages.
Dreamweaver is a web authoring program that allows users to design and lay out web pages using a visual WYSIWYG interface while also providing access to the underlying HTML code. It supports features like templates to standardize a website's design, uploading finished pages to a web server, and previewing pages locally. The tutorial introduces basic Dreamweaver functions like creating a new page, adding and formatting text content using headings and fonts, inserting lists, and aligning elements on the page.
Dreamweaver - Introduction AND WALKTHROUGHSahil Bansal
AN Introduction to Dreamweaver basic features. And how menu bar and its windows look like with some shortcuts in a representable manner perfect for students
This document provides an overview and instructions for using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It begins with an introduction to Dreamweaver, explaining that it is a complete website development program that works with technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a local root folder to contain website files, creating a homepage named index.html, inserting and formatting tables, previewing pages in a browser, and creating hyperlinks between pages.
This document provides instructions for using Dreamweaver to create a basic website. It describes setting up the site structure, creating a home page, designing pages in Layout View by drawing cells and tables, and adding images and text. Key steps include saving documents in the designated site folder, defining the page title, laying out the page design in cells and tables similarly to a sample layout, and inserting content like images and text into the layout.
This chapter discusses developing a basic web page by creating head content and setting page properties, adding and formatting text, inserting links, using the History panel to edit code, and modifying and testing web pages. It covers inserting titles, keywords and descriptions in the head section, setting background and text colors, importing and formatting text, adding hyperlinks and email links, using the History panel functions, previewing pages in browsers, and testing pages across platforms and screen sizes.
The document discusses creating pages and menus in WordPress. It explains that pages contain static content like "About" and "Contact" pages. To create a page, click "Add New" and add a title and content. Plugins can be used to add features to pages, like a contact form. Shortcodes embed content in pages. Menus are created by selecting pages and other items, dragging them to order, and saving. Menus then appear depending on the theme.
What is Dreamweaver?
Adobe’s Dreamweaver (previously Macromedia’s Dreamweaver) is a WYSIWYG web design tool for users of all skill levels. Dreamweaver is an all in one web design tool capable of creating websites and uploading them via FTP . Dreamweaver does not assist in the creation of graphics. However, since Adobe purchased Macromedia all the new versions such as those found in the CS3 suite integrate with Photoshop. This makes it easier to manage images while working in Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and illustrator.
This document is the first part of a WordPress basics course that introduces fundamental WordPress concepts and features for beginners. It explains how to log into WordPress, defines common terms like themes and plugins, and provides step-by-step instructions for creating pages and posts, adding text and images, and publishing or saving as drafts. The course is intended for those who are new to WordPress or need a refresher on the basics.
This document discusses various style and layout techniques in Visual Studio, including styles, style sheets, themes, and master pages. It explains how to create and apply styles, style sheets, and themes to control formatting. It also covers using master pages to define common page elements and content regions for reuse across pages, and how to divide pages into sections using HTML tables or CSS positioning with style-based layouts.
This document provides an overview and summary of the Dreamweaver web design program. It discusses that Dreamweaver is a popular web design program developed by Adobe that offers both a visual WYSIWYG editor and code editor. It allows users to write HTML, CSS, and other languages, and features like integrated previews, templates, and behaviors panels. Dreamweaver also supports extensions, version control through Subversion, and is integrated into the Adobe Creative Cloud.
This document provides an overview of using Dreamweaver MX/8 for webpage editing and design. It discusses basic concepts like what Dreamweaver is, what HTML is, and common HTML tags. It then covers topics like setting up a local website, creating content like text and images, adding hyperlinks within and between pages, and other features in Dreamweaver.
This document provides tips and information about customizing WordPress themes and websites using HTML, CSS, and child themes. It includes overviews of the WordPress dashboard sections like Appearance, Plugins, and Settings and how to use them. Specific tips are provided for editing CSS, creating a child theme, common HTML tags, and recommended plugins. Contact information is given for the instructor to ask additional questions.
This document provides an overview of key Dreamweaver 8 features for creating websites using templates:
1) It describes how to define a site, create templates, and insert editable regions within templates. Templates allow consistency across pages and regions allow custom content.
2) Instructions are given for creating HTML pages based on templates and saving files. The work space layout options of Designer and Coder views are also outlined.
3) Basic features like tables, text formatting, images, and links are mentioned as tools for building out template-based pages, along with previews and navigation bars for site structure.
This chapter describes how to create a basic webpage using Adobe Dreamweaver. It explains how to start Dreamweaver, define a local site to save files, create and format a webpage with text and a background image. It also covers how to preview and print a webpage, check spelling, and close Dreamweaver. The key tasks covered are setting up the workspace in Dreamweaver, building out a webpage template, and reviewing/sharing a webpage.
Installing WordPress on 000webhost is simple and free. The process involves clicking "Install Now" and following prompts to choose a language and enter administrator details. Once installed, WordPress can be managed through the dashboard. Key management tasks include writing posts, adding pages and plugins, customizing themes, and updating the site over time.
The document discusses the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their A-Level media work. For construction and planning, they used Blogger to organize and publish work online, Photoshop for image manipulation in creating ancillary products, and dafont.com to select fonts. For research, they used YouTube tutorials to learn Premiere Pro editing and Blogger to research other music videos. For evaluation, they used Slideshare to publish evaluations on Blogger, and YouTube to publish and share their final cut online. While most technologies worked well, the author encountered some issues with software limitations and site maintenance issues.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music artist's main product with ancillary designs to create a recognizable brand. The artist established a weathered sepia style across promotional images to relate to grainy video footage and create coherence. This orange-tinged look gave the package an iconic style symbolic of alternative metal. Elements like cigarette burns on the album digipak and spray paint effects on ads appealed to the target audience and followed conventions for depicting decay, instability, and downward spirals. Overall, the visual campaign successfully combined symbolic imagery to effectively promote the artist and music video themes.
This document provides an introduction to using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 for web design. It outlines the objectives of getting started which include defining web design software, starting Dreamweaver, viewing the workspace and panels, opening and viewing web pages, getting help, viewing pages in a browser, and closing pages and exiting the program. The document provides step-by-step instructions for completing these tasks and utilizing Dreamweaver's interface and features to create and manage websites.
The document discusses the steps to create a basic website using Adobe Dreamweaver, including planning the site, setting up folders, setting up the site, saving web pages, adding images, and adding new pages. Key steps are researching goals, creating a wireframe, setting up the local root folder, defining the site, saving pages in the root folder, copying images to the assets folder, and adding blank pages for content. The overall process provides a framework for organizing and building out a new website.
The document provides an overview of Dreamweaver, an HTML editor and WYSIWYG editor owned by Adobe. It describes Dreamweaver's launch screen options for creating new documents, opening recent documents, and viewing top features videos. It also outlines the basic layout of Dreamweaver's standard menu bar, insert bar, tool bars, and panels for adding elements visually or through code view. Dreamweaver allows previewing web pages in browsers and has FTP capabilities for site management.
The document provides instructions for creating a multi-page website in Dreamweaver CS6. It discusses setting up the site structure with a root folder and subfolders, creating page templates, and linking pages within the site. The first two pages of the site are designed - an index page and a 'New Arrivals' page. Templates are used to maintain consistency across pages. Links are added between the homepage and the 'New Arrivals' page to allow navigation between them. The footer is also standardized across pages.
Dreamweaver is a web authoring program that allows users to design and lay out web pages using a visual WYSIWYG interface while also providing access to the underlying HTML code. It supports features like templates to standardize a website's design, uploading finished pages to a web server, and previewing pages locally. The tutorial introduces basic Dreamweaver functions like creating a new page, adding and formatting text content using headings and fonts, inserting lists, and aligning elements on the page.
Dreamweaver - Introduction AND WALKTHROUGHSahil Bansal
AN Introduction to Dreamweaver basic features. And how menu bar and its windows look like with some shortcuts in a representable manner perfect for students
This document provides an overview and instructions for using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. It begins with an introduction to Dreamweaver, explaining that it is a complete website development program that works with technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP. It then provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a local root folder to contain website files, creating a homepage named index.html, inserting and formatting tables, previewing pages in a browser, and creating hyperlinks between pages.
This document provides instructions for using Dreamweaver to create a basic website. It describes setting up the site structure, creating a home page, designing pages in Layout View by drawing cells and tables, and adding images and text. Key steps include saving documents in the designated site folder, defining the page title, laying out the page design in cells and tables similarly to a sample layout, and inserting content like images and text into the layout.
This chapter discusses developing a basic web page by creating head content and setting page properties, adding and formatting text, inserting links, using the History panel to edit code, and modifying and testing web pages. It covers inserting titles, keywords and descriptions in the head section, setting background and text colors, importing and formatting text, adding hyperlinks and email links, using the History panel functions, previewing pages in browsers, and testing pages across platforms and screen sizes.
The document discusses creating pages and menus in WordPress. It explains that pages contain static content like "About" and "Contact" pages. To create a page, click "Add New" and add a title and content. Plugins can be used to add features to pages, like a contact form. Shortcodes embed content in pages. Menus are created by selecting pages and other items, dragging them to order, and saving. Menus then appear depending on the theme.
What is Dreamweaver?
Adobe’s Dreamweaver (previously Macromedia’s Dreamweaver) is a WYSIWYG web design tool for users of all skill levels. Dreamweaver is an all in one web design tool capable of creating websites and uploading them via FTP . Dreamweaver does not assist in the creation of graphics. However, since Adobe purchased Macromedia all the new versions such as those found in the CS3 suite integrate with Photoshop. This makes it easier to manage images while working in Dreamweaver, Fireworks, and illustrator.
This document is the first part of a WordPress basics course that introduces fundamental WordPress concepts and features for beginners. It explains how to log into WordPress, defines common terms like themes and plugins, and provides step-by-step instructions for creating pages and posts, adding text and images, and publishing or saving as drafts. The course is intended for those who are new to WordPress or need a refresher on the basics.
This document discusses various style and layout techniques in Visual Studio, including styles, style sheets, themes, and master pages. It explains how to create and apply styles, style sheets, and themes to control formatting. It also covers using master pages to define common page elements and content regions for reuse across pages, and how to divide pages into sections using HTML tables or CSS positioning with style-based layouts.
This document provides an overview and summary of the Dreamweaver web design program. It discusses that Dreamweaver is a popular web design program developed by Adobe that offers both a visual WYSIWYG editor and code editor. It allows users to write HTML, CSS, and other languages, and features like integrated previews, templates, and behaviors panels. Dreamweaver also supports extensions, version control through Subversion, and is integrated into the Adobe Creative Cloud.
This document provides an overview of using Dreamweaver MX/8 for webpage editing and design. It discusses basic concepts like what Dreamweaver is, what HTML is, and common HTML tags. It then covers topics like setting up a local website, creating content like text and images, adding hyperlinks within and between pages, and other features in Dreamweaver.
This document provides tips and information about customizing WordPress themes and websites using HTML, CSS, and child themes. It includes overviews of the WordPress dashboard sections like Appearance, Plugins, and Settings and how to use them. Specific tips are provided for editing CSS, creating a child theme, common HTML tags, and recommended plugins. Contact information is given for the instructor to ask additional questions.
This document provides an overview of key Dreamweaver 8 features for creating websites using templates:
1) It describes how to define a site, create templates, and insert editable regions within templates. Templates allow consistency across pages and regions allow custom content.
2) Instructions are given for creating HTML pages based on templates and saving files. The work space layout options of Designer and Coder views are also outlined.
3) Basic features like tables, text formatting, images, and links are mentioned as tools for building out template-based pages, along with previews and navigation bars for site structure.
This chapter describes how to create a basic webpage using Adobe Dreamweaver. It explains how to start Dreamweaver, define a local site to save files, create and format a webpage with text and a background image. It also covers how to preview and print a webpage, check spelling, and close Dreamweaver. The key tasks covered are setting up the workspace in Dreamweaver, building out a webpage template, and reviewing/sharing a webpage.
Installing WordPress on 000webhost is simple and free. The process involves clicking "Install Now" and following prompts to choose a language and enter administrator details. Once installed, WordPress can be managed through the dashboard. Key management tasks include writing posts, adding pages and plugins, customizing themes, and updating the site over time.
The document discusses the various media technologies used by the author at different stages of their A-Level media work. For construction and planning, they used Blogger to organize and publish work online, Photoshop for image manipulation in creating ancillary products, and dafont.com to select fonts. For research, they used YouTube tutorials to learn Premiere Pro editing and Blogger to research other music videos. For evaluation, they used Slideshare to publish evaluations on Blogger, and YouTube to publish and share their final cut online. While most technologies worked well, the author encountered some issues with software limitations and site maintenance issues.
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a music artist's main product with ancillary designs to create a recognizable brand. The artist established a weathered sepia style across promotional images to relate to grainy video footage and create coherence. This orange-tinged look gave the package an iconic style symbolic of alternative metal. Elements like cigarette burns on the album digipak and spray paint effects on ads appealed to the target audience and followed conventions for depicting decay, instability, and downward spirals. Overall, the visual campaign successfully combined symbolic imagery to effectively promote the artist and music video themes.
The document advertises the Adobe Creative Suite 6 Master Collection software. It highlights some of the key features and applications included in the software package, such as Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Acrobat. The summary promotes the software as providing unprecedented performance with 64-bit support and GPU acceleration to help users tackle any creative challenge without limits.
El documento proporciona 6 tips para usar el software Adobe Audition, incluyendo crear un nuevo proyecto de grabación, editar la grabación seleccionando un punto de inicio, añadir efectos a la grabación, ajustar el tono, cambiar la duración del clip de audio arrastrando con Shift, y crear un efecto de eco.
Adobe Audition is audio editing software that allows users to create music, record and mix soundtracks, produce audio for presentations, movies, and more. It requires a minimum of 1GB RAM, 2GB storage, and compatible graphics and sound cards. A customer review criticized that some features from the previous edition were removed and promised sample material was not included. Pricing options include Adobe Premium Production for $1,899, Adobe Master Collection for $2,599, and Adobe Creative Cloud starting at $49.99 per month with education discounts available.
After Effects is a digital motion graphics and visual effects software used in post-production. It is used to create 2D and 2.5D animation, visual effects, and image adjustment. The main panels include the composition window for previewing, the project window for storing assets, and the timeline for layering elements. Users can import files, set composition duration, place layers, and use time controls like looping. Individual panels can be zoomed by clicking the zoom icon in the top right corner.
This document provides instructions for using Adobe Audition 3.0 to create, edit, and save audio clips. It begins with the objectives of being able to create and edit audio clips using Adobe Audition 3.0 and download/edit clips from the internet. It then provides an overview of Adobe Audition's capabilities including mixing, looping, editing tools. Step-by-step instructions are given for recording audio using a microphone, editing recordings by deleting silence or normalizing volume, and recording audio playing from a website by changing the input source.
This document provides information on using cascading style sheets (CSS) and templates in Dreamweaver for website development. It discusses using CSS for layout and styling, including inline, internal and external styles. It also explains the CSS box model of margins, borders, padding, and content. The document gives steps for setting up a website in Dreamweaver, creating a template with common elements, adding editable regions, and updating linked pages when the template is modified.
The document discusses various methods for transferring text from Microsoft Word into Adobe Dreamweaver, including copy and paste, import, drag and drop, and linking. It also provides instructions for formatting text in Dreamweaver, such as creating headings, paragraphs, lists, changing font and color, and more. The goal is to help improve the workflow when designing websites that involve bringing text from other applications into Dreamweaver.
Modernize Microsoft Power Pages with OOTB Styles and Custom Styles.docxSharepoint Designs
Microsoft Power Pages is a low-code/no-code website builder that allows you to create and manage websites without writing any code. It comes with a variety of pre-built themes and templates, but you can also apply your custom styling to create a unique look and feel for your website.Visit us at www.sharepointdesigns.com, contact us at +91 98841 89463, or email sales@sharepointdesigns.com for more information.
Microsoft Power Pages is a low-code/no-code website builder that allows you to create and manage websites without writing any code. It comes with a variety of pre-built themes and templates, but you can also apply your custom styling to create a unique look and feel for your website.
This document provides an introduction and overview of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for use in RoboHelp. It defines key CSS concepts like styles, style sheets, and the cascading priority of styles. It also covers style types, best practices for CSS development, and troubleshooting issues with pre-RoboHelp 8 lists. The document is presented by Neil Perlin of Hyper/Word Services, an internationally recognized content consultant.
This document provides an introduction and overview of CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) for use in RoboHelp. It defines key CSS concepts like styles, style sheets, and the cascading priority of styles. It also covers style types, best practices for CSS development, and troubleshooting issues with pre-RoboHelp 8 lists. The document is presented by Neil Perlin of Hyper/Word Services, an internationally recognized content consultant.
Opening and closing Expression Web, creating new sites and pages, and using the main window and task panes are described. Key functions include opening Expression Web from the Start menu, creating new blank sites and pages, switching between views in the editing window, and opening and closing task panes. Interactive behaviors like adding buttons and hyperlinks are also covered. Finally, the use of cascading style sheets both internally and externally to control page presentation is summarized.
Manakin is the XML user interface framework that powers the front end of DSpace. It offers improvements over the previous Moa interface such as increased efficiency and modularity. Manakin uses a tiered architecture with style, theme, and aspect tiers to allow customization of themes. Themes can be customized by editing CSS stylesheets and configuration files. Common customizations include changing logos, colors, and layout positions. Themes are configured in the xmlui.xconf file to determine which themes apply to different parts of the DSpace system.
The document provides an overview of how to create and customize websites using Dreamweaver CS5. It discusses how to create new HTML documents and choose templates with different layouts, columns, and headers/footers. It also describes how to insert text into the design or code views, and provides tips for cleaning up HTML code when copying from Word to remove unwanted formatting.
Using Stylesheets To Design A Web Site In Dreamweaver Mx 2004brighteyes
The document provides instructions on using stylesheets to design a website in Dreamweaver MX 2004, covering topics such as linking to an external stylesheet, creating a stylesheet, using a provided stylesheet, and using tables for layout. It includes steps to download files, attach and delete stylesheets, define styles, and insert a layout table. The goal is to teach the reader how to format web pages and use both tables and CSS for layout.
WordPress is an extremely powerful content management system, but there will always be instances where customizing your stylesheet to meet the needs and/or requirements of the designer, developer or client will make your blog or website more appealing. This is where CSS comes into play. In order to make edits you first must understand the anatomy of the stylesheet. This workshop will provide you an overview of each component and how it outputs in the browser so that you can easily tackle the task of modifying your WordPress stylesheet using CSS.
To create a content template:
1. Choose a design and click the plus icon in the content area to create a template. Alternatively, paste HTML and CSS code.
2. The template can then be edited using different views and a wizard. Sections can be added as in main templates.
3. Clients will see available templates when creating new pages and can select one to populate the editor. Changes to templates only affect new pages.
4. Areas editable by clients can be controlled by removing editability in the template editing view.
Le Wagon Tokyo | Build your Landing Page in 2 hoursYannKlein2
This document provides information and instructions for building a landing page, including:
- Registering for a workshop to learn tools and concepts for building landing pages
- An outline of topics that will be covered, including structure, design, animation, and coding languages
- Step-by-step instructions for setting up the page, adding HTML content, applying CSS for fonts and colors, using divisions and the box model, naming elements, and using a grid system for responsive design
Le Wagon - Build your Landing Page in 2 hoursSandrine Ayral
This document provides instructions for building a landing page in 2 hours. It covers setting up the basic HTML structure and CSS styling, including adding headings, paragraphs, lists, images and links. It then discusses using CSS to style fonts, colors, boxes and layout. The document also introduces using classes, IDs, grids and responsive design to make the page look good on different screen sizes.
The document provides an outline for building a landing page, including setting up the structure with HTML, styling with CSS, and making it responsive using a grid system. It discusses topics like adding titles, paragraphs, and images with HTML tags, using CSS for fonts, colors, box model, and more. It also covers concepts like ids, classes, grid columns, and media queries for responsiveness on different devices. The workshop aims to help participants build a landing page from scratch covering all the essential technical aspects.
MadCap Flare Tips and Tricks - Scott DeLoach, ClickStartScott DeLoach
1. The document provides tips and tricks for using MadCap Flare, including importing documents, creating styles and classes, using variables and snippets, and formatting help outputs like WebHelp and printed documentation.
2. It describes ways to customize aspects of Flare like non-scrolling regions, cross-references, page numbers, and help control links using CSS and JavaScript.
3. The document concludes by sharing resources for support and training on Flare and offers contact information for the author's training company.
This document provides instructions on customizing the look and feel, localization, and workflows of a document management software. It describes how to customize the frameset header, topic headers and footers, colors, and localization. Additional topics covered include adding new document draft stages and properties to comply with organizational workflows.
The document provides instructions for creating a website template in Fireworks and Dreamweaver, including setting up the template file, inserting placeholder text and navigation, applying CSS styles, and creating individual pages from the template. Key steps are to set the local and images folders in Dreamweaver, import navigation from Fireworks, add layers and text, style elements with CSS classes and tags, save as a template, and then generate new pages based on the template.
GraphSummit Singapore | The Future of Agility: Supercharging Digital Transfor...Neo4j
Leonard Jayamohan, Partner & Generative AI Lead, Deloitte
This keynote will reveal how Deloitte leverages Neo4j’s graph power for groundbreaking digital twin solutions, achieving a staggering 100x performance boost. Discover the essential role knowledge graphs play in successful generative AI implementations. Plus, get an exclusive look at an innovative Neo4j + Generative AI solution Deloitte is developing in-house.
Full-RAG: A modern architecture for hyper-personalizationZilliz
Mike Del Balso, CEO & Co-Founder at Tecton, presents "Full RAG," a novel approach to AI recommendation systems, aiming to push beyond the limitations of traditional models through a deep integration of contextual insights and real-time data, leveraging the Retrieval-Augmented Generation architecture. This talk will outline Full RAG's potential to significantly enhance personalization, address engineering challenges such as data management and model training, and introduce data enrichment with reranking as a key solution. Attendees will gain crucial insights into the importance of hyperpersonalization in AI, the capabilities of Full RAG for advanced personalization, and strategies for managing complex data integrations for deploying cutting-edge AI solutions.
Sudheer Mechineni, Head of Application Frameworks, Standard Chartered Bank
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Create a new page
Import text
Set text properties
Create an unordered list
Understand Cascading Style Sheets
Create a rule in a new Cascading Style Sheet
Apply and edit a rule
Add rules to a Cascading Style Sheet
Attach a Cascading Style Sheet to a page
Check for spelling errors
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3. Creating a New Page
1. Start Dreamweaver, open The Striped Umbrella Web site
2. Create a new blank HTML page
– Click File on the Menu bar, click New, click Blank Page
– Click HTML in the Page type column, click <none> in
the Layout column
– Click the Doctype list box, click HTML 5, click Create,
then click the Show Design view button if necessary
3. Click the Insert bar menu, click Common, click the
Images list arrow, then click Image
4. Browse to and open the website assets folder, double-click
su-banner.gif, type The Striped Umbrella banner in the
Alternate text box in the image tag Accessibility Attributes
dialog box, then click OK
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4. Creating a New Page
6. Click to the right of the banner to deselect it
– (Win) press [enter]
– (Mac) press [Return]
– Repeat step 4 to open the select image source
dialog box, then navigate to the assets folder in
your unit_d Data Files folder
7. Double-click sea-spa_logo.png, type The Sea Spa
logo in the Alternate text box in the image tag
Accessibility
8. Click to the right of the logo to place the insertion point
on the spa.html page
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7. Importing Text
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Import text
– (Win) Click File on the Menu bar, point to import, click
Word Document, browse to the folder where you store
your Unit D Data Files, then double-click spa.doc
2. Import text
– (Mac) Using Finder, navigate to spa.doc stored in your
unit_d data files folder, open spa.doc, select all, copy,
close spa.doc, then paste the copied text on the spa
page in Dreamweaver
3. Click commands on the Menu bar, then click clean up Word
HTML
4. Click to select each check box in the clean Up Word HTML
dialog box if necessary, click OK, then click OK again
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10. Clues to Use
• Importing options
– Use with Microsoft Office documents
– Import:
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Text only
Text with structure
Text, structure, basic formatting
Text, structure, full formatting
– Option chosen depends on importance of original
structure and formatting
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11. Clues to Use
• Linking to Word or Excel documents
– Drag the Word or Excel document from its current
location to the place on the page you want the link
to appear
– Select the Create a link option button in the Insert
Document dialog box, then save the file in your local
site root folder so it will be uploaded when you
publish your site
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12. Setting Text Properties
1. Click the HTML button on the Property inspector if
necessary, then click anywhere within the words The
Sea Spa Services
2. Click the Format list arrow, then click Heading 1
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to add the Heading 2 style to
Massages, Facials, and Body Treatments right under
the logo
4. Click after the word “Treatments”, insert a line break,
click the Show Code and Design views button on the
Document toolbar
5. Click the Show Design view button on the Document
toolbar, then save your work
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14. Design Matters
• Choosing fonts
– Sans-serif fonts are made up of plain characters
without any strokes at the top and bottom of letters
• Used frequently for headings and subheadings in printed
text
– Serif fonts are more ornate, with small extra
strokes at the top and bottom of the characters
• Easier to read in printed material because the extra
strokes lead your eye from one character to the next
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15. Creating an Unordered List
1. Select the three service items and their descriptions
under the Massages heading
2. Click the Unordered List button on the HTML
Property inspector, then deselect the text
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to create unordered lists of the
spa service items under the Facials and Body
Treatments headings
4. Click to place the insertion point before the first item in
the first unordered list, then click the Show Code view
button on the Document toolbar
5. Click the Show Design view button on the Document
toolbar to return to Design View, then save your work
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17. Design Matters
• Coding for the semantic web
– Semantic web refers to the way page content, such
as paragraph, text, or list items, can be coded to
emphasize their meaning to users
– Semantic markup, or coding to emphasize
meaning, is a way to incorporate good accessibility
practice
– CSS styles affect the appearance of web page
content while semantic markup enhances the
meaning of the content
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18. Clues to Use
• Using ordered lists
– Contain numbered or lettered items
• Must appear in a particular order
– Dreamweaver uses several options for number
styles
• Roman
• Arabic
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19. Understanding Cascading Style Sheets
• Advantages of using CSS
– Save time
– Provide continuity across a website
• CSS classified by location
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External style sheet
Internal style sheet
Embedded style
Inline style
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20. Understanding Cascading Style Sheets
• CSS classified by function
– Class style
– HTML style
– Advanced or Compound style
– The CSS Styles panel
– Use the CSS Styles panel to create, edit, and
apply rules
– The panel has two views:
– All (Document) Mode
– Current Selection Mode
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23. Clues to Use
• Using the CSS and HTML Property inspector
– Apply CSS styles using the CSS or HTML Property
inspector
– First select the element
– Apply a style
– You can change back and forth between the two
Property inspectors
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24. Creating a Rule in a New Cascading Style Sheet
1. Click Window on the Menu bar
– Click the Switch to All (Document) Mode button
under the CSS styles panel tab
2. Click the New CSS Rule button on the CSS Styles
panel
– Click the Selector Type list arrow, select Class,
then type bold_blue in the Selector Name text box
3. Click the Rule Definition list arrow, click (New Style
Sheet File), click OK
4. Type su_styles in the File name text box (Win) or the
Save As text box (Mac), then click Save
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25. Creating a Style in a New Cascading Style Sheet
5. Click the Font-family list arrow
– Click Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif
– Click Font-size list arrow, click 14
– Keep size measurement as px
– Click Font-style list arrow, click normal
– Click Font-weight list arrow, click bold
6. Click the Color box to open the color picker, click
#006, then click OK, then click the Refresh button on
the Files panel
7. Click the Show Code view button on the Document
toolbar
8. Click File on the Menu bar, then click Save All
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26. Creating a Style in a New Cascading Style Sheet
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27. Creating a Style in a New Cascading Style Sheet
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28. Applying and Editing a Rule
1. Click the Show Design view button on the Document
toolbar
– Then click the CSS button
2. Select Massages, click the Targeted Rule list arrow
in the CSS Property inspector, click bold_blue
3. Repeat Step 2 to apply the bold_blue style to the
Facials and Body Treatment unordered list headings
4. Click the bold_blue rule in the CSS Styles panel, then
click the Edit Rule button on the CSS Styles panel
5. Click the Font-size arrow, click 16, click OK, then
deselect the text
6. Save your work using the Save All command
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31. Clues to Use
• Understanding CSS Code
– Format page content other than text
• Background, borders, lists, and images
– CSS Styles consist of a selector and a declaration
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32. Adding Rules to a Cascading Style Sheet
1. Click the New CSS Rule button on the CSS Styles
Panel
2. Click the Selector Type list arrow, click Tag
(redefines an HTML element)
– Type h1 in the Selector Name text box, click the
Rule Definition list arrow
– Click su_styles.css, then click OK
3. Click the Font-family list arrow, then click Arial,
Helvetica, sans-serif, click the Font-size list arrow,
click 24, click the Font-weight list arrow, click bold
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33. Adding Rules to a Cascading Style Sheet
4. Repeat steps 1 through 3 to create a rule to
modify the <h2> tag using the following settings:
Font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; Fontsize: 18; Font-weight: normal
5. Click File on the Menu bar, then click Save All
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34. Adding Rules to a Cascading Style Sheet
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35. Adding Rules to a Cascading Style Sheet
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36. Clues to Use
• Using font combinations in styles
– When setting rule properties for text:
• Apply font combinations
– Ensures similar font will be applied if primary one is
unavailable
– Example: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif
• Browser will first check the user’s system for Arial, then
Helvetica, etc.
– Another option is external font libraries
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37. Attaching a Cascading Style Sheet to a Page
1. Open the index.html page
2. Click the Attach Style Sheet button on the CSS
Styles panel
3. Click Browse next to the File/URL text box
– Click su_styles.css in the Select Style Sheet File
dialog box if necessary
– Click OK (Win) or Open (Mac), then click OK
4. Right-click the body_text rule under <style> in the
CSS Styles panel in the internal style sheet, click Move
CSS Rules, click OK
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38. Attaching a Cascading Style Sheet to a Page
5. Repeat step 4 to move the nav_bar, small_text, and
body rules to the external style sheet, delete the
remaining <style> tag in the CSS Styles panel, save all
files, then close the index page
6. Select the first unordered list on the spa page, click
the Targeted Rule text box on the CSS Property
inspector, then click body_text
7. Repeat step 6 to apply the body_text rule to the rest of
the text on the page that does not have a rule applied,
click File on the Menu bar, then click Save All
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40. Design Matters
• The evolution of CSS3
– Cascading Style Sheets revisions are referenced by
“levels” rather than “versions”
– CSS Level 1 is obsolete today. CSS Level 2 is still
used, but CSS Level 3 is the latest W3C (World
Wide Web Consortium) standard
– With CSS3, several properties are available that
promote website accessibility such as the @fontface rule
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41. Checking for Spelling Errors
1. Place the insertion point in front of The Sea Spa
Services heading
2. Click Commands on the Menu bar, then click Check
Spelling
3. Click massage. in the Suggestions list if necessary,
click Change, then click Ignore if it stops on any other
words that you know are spelled correctly
4. Click OK
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42. Checking for Spelling Errors
5. Add the page title The Sea Spa to the Title text box on
the Document toolbar
6. Click File on the Menu bar, click Save, click the
Preview/Debug in browser icon, then preview the
spa page in your browser window
7. Close your browser, close all open pages, then exit
Dreamweaver
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45. Clues to Use
• Using Find and Replace
– Located on the Edit menu
– Search for text in Design or Code view
– Similar to Find and Replace commands in word
processing programs
– Useful to search for coding errors
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46. Unit Summary
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Create a new page
Import text
Set text properties
Create an unordered list
Understand Cascading Style Sheets
Create a rule in a new Cascading Style Sheet
Apply and edit a rule
Add rules to a Cascading Style Sheet
Attach a Cascading Style Sheet to a Page
Check for spelling errors
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