Dreamweaver Essentials

Dreamweaver Essentials, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.3, with 107 lectures, based on 20 reviews, and has 168 subscribers.

You will learn about By the end of this course, youll be able to use Dreamweaver confidently. This course is ideal for individuals who are New users or those upgrading from an older version It is particularly useful for New users or those upgrading from an older version.

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Summary

Title: Dreamweaver Essentials

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.3

Number of Lectures: 107

Number of Published Lectures: 104

Number of Curriculum Items: 107

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 104

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, youll be able to use Dreamweaver confidently.

Who Should Attend

New users or those upgrading from an older version

Target Audiences

New users or those upgrading from an older version

Dreamweaver—The go-to web design tool for creative professionals. Expert video trainer, artist, and designer Geoff Blake introduces you to the world of Dreamweaver and web design in this monster 10-plus hour training course, packed with tricks, techniques, and hands-on tasks—made specially to be an easy, non-jargonny approach for Dreamweaver CS3 and CS4 users.

Master key concepts and explore the array of possibilities, particularly in the world of Cascading Style Sheets with Geoff Blake as your guide. You’ll not only learn the secrets and master the techniques, but you’re sure to have a whole lot of fun along the way!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Hello and Welcome

Lecture 2: Ten Ton Dreamweaver Essentials Project Files

Chapter 2: Web Design Fundamentals

Lecture 1: HTML Fundamentals

Lecture 2: CSS Fundamentals

Lecture 3: Three Challenges In Web Design, Pt 1

Lecture 4: Three Challenges In Web Design, Pt 2

Lecture 5: Dreamweavers Role In Web Design

Chapter 3: Working in the Dreamweaver Interface

Lecture 1: Getting Started in Dreamweaver

Lecture 2: The Dreamweaver CS3 Interface

Lecture 3: The Dreamweaver CS4 Interface

Lecture 4: Customizing Dreamweavers Interface

Lecture 5: Using Dreamweavers History Panel

Lecture 6: Working with the Snippets Panel

Lecture 7: Exploring Other Panels

Lecture 8: Fast Selecting with the Tag Selector

Lecture 9: Saving Dreamweaver Workspaces

Lecture 10: Viewing Code in Dreamweaver

Lecture 11: Understanding Code Visually

Chapter 4: Managing Websites in Dreamweaver

Lecture 1: Defining A New Site

Lecture 2: Managing Multiple Sites

Lecture 3: Arranging File Structure

Lecture 4: Setting Up Index Files

Lecture 5: Uploading Files

Lecture 6: Using the Assets Panel

Lecture 7: Task #1: Define Your Own Site in Dreamweaver

Chapter 5: Adding Text and Page Structure

Lecture 1: Sample File Layout Tour & Free Resources

Lecture 2: Inserting Structural Headings

Lecture 3: Creating Numbered and Bulleted Lists and Sublists

Lecture 4: Inserting Special Characters

Lecture 5: Horizontal Rules & Property Inspector Limitations

Lecture 6: Previewing in Web Browsers, Adding Browsers, Online Browser Resources

Chapter 6: Getting Started with CSS

Lecture 1: Creating & Applying a Basic Style in Dreamweaver CS3

Lecture 2: Creating & Applying a Basic Style in Dreamweaver CS4

Lecture 3: Two Methods For Applying Styles & Understanding the Background Code

Lecture 4: Editing Styles Using the CSS Styles Panel

Lecture 5: Introducing the CSS Rule Definition Dialog Box

Chapter 7: Going Further with CSS

Lecture 1: The Three Fundamental CSS Rule Types

Lecture 2: About The Two Types Of Style Sheets

Lecture 3: Creating CSS Class Rules

Lecture 4: Adding A Border And Padding To A Class

Lecture 5: The Cranial Stuff: The CSS Box Model And How Widths Are Measured In CSS

Lecture 6: Using The Box Model To Create A Class Sidebar

Lecture 7: Controlling HTML With CSS…With Redefined HTML Tags

Lecture 8: Work Even Faster By Duplicating Styles

Lecture 9: Redefining The Page Text

Lecture 10: Redefining Bulleted Or Numbered Lists

Lecture 11: Creating Styles In Dreamweaver CS4

Lecture 12: Task #2: Think You’re So Big? Try Creating This CSS Rule!

Lecture 13: Technique #1: Simple Typography Control With CSS!

Lecture 14: Technique #2: Alright, Now For Advanced CSS Typography!

Chapter 8: Managing Internal and External Style Sheets

Lecture 1: Moving Internal Styles to an External Style Sheet

Lecture 2: Disconnecting and Reconnecting an External Style Sheet

Lecture 3: Editing Rules within an External Style Sheet

Lecture 4: Editing Style Sheets Without Dreamweaver

Lecture 5: Moving Styles Between Style Sheets

Lecture 6: Working Faster with External Style Sheets

Lecture 7: External Style Sheets with Dreamweaver CS4

Chapter 9: Working With Tables

Lecture 1: Table Basics in Dreamweaver

Lecture 2: Inserting Content and Table Oddities

Lecture 3: Selecting Table Components

Lecture 4: Traditional Table Formatting

Lecture 5: Using CSS to Control Table Formatting

Chapter 10: Inserting Images

Lecture 1: Understanding Graphics in Web Design

Lecture 2: Inserting & Formatting Images

Lecture 3: Controlling Images with CSS

Lecture 4: Dreamweavers Image Editing Commands

Lecture 5: Editing Images Outside of Dreamweaver

Lecture 6: Setting Background Images

Lecture 7: Using Smart Objects with Dreamweaver CS4

Lecture 8: Technique #3: Using Images for Typography

Lecture 9: Technique #4: From Illustrator to Photoshop to Dreamweaver

Lecture 10: Technique #5: Soft-Edged Transparency with PNGs

Chapter 11: Creating Hyperlinks

Lecture 1: Creating Links From Text & Images

Lecture 2: Linking to Other Websites

Lecture 3: Linking to an Email Address

Lecture 4: Linking to PDFs & Other Files

Lecture 5: Linking to A Specific Location on a Page

Lecture 6: Creating Image Maps

Lecture 7: Hyperlink Formatting with CSS

Lecture 8: Technique #6: Creating Rollover Buttons with CSS

Lecture 9: Technique #7: Site Rollout: From a Single-Page to a Multi-Page Website

Lecture 10: Task#3 Design Your Page Layout

Chapter 12: Traditional Page Layout with Tables

Lecture 1: Setting Up a Basic Layout Structure

Lecture 2: Refining the Layout with Nested Tables

Lecture 3: Inserting the Layouts Images & Text

Lecture 4: Further Layout Refinement

Chapter 13: Modern Page Layout with Divs

Lecture 1: Getting Started with Divs

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