Contents
Preparing and Planning a Web Site
Getting Started with Dreamweaver CS5
Working Within the Dreamweaver Environment
Managing Web Site Files
Working with Web Page Text 91
Working with Web Page Images
Linking Web Pages
Working with Web Page Tables
Working with Cascading Style Sheets
Creating Page Layouts Using CSS_P 241
Creating Frames
Working with Multimedia and Online Tools
Creating Forms
Viewing the HTML Behind the Page
Working with Behaviors
Using Spry Widgets and Effects
Using Code Snippets and Libraries
Creating Templates
Testing a Web Site
Managing a Web Site
Moving Your Site to the Internet
Automating Dreamweaver
Introduction
You might have heard the expression: A journey of a thousand miles begins with the first step. While that makes perfect sense, there is one other thing that must be accomplished before taking that fateful step… proper planning. Attempting to design a complex Web site without proper
planning would be akin to taking a trip from New York to California without the benefit of any roadmaps. You might understand that you need to travel in a westerly direction; however, without proper planning, you would probably make a lot of wrong turns before arriving at your final destination. Planning therefore is a fundamental part of any journey, and it's a fundamental part of any Web design project.