Join Date: May 2009

Dreamweaver CS4 For Dummies
Janine C. Warner
ISBN: 978-0-470-34502-3
Paperback
456 pages
October 2008
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Whether you re a seasoned pro or a Web design newbie, Dreamweaver CS4 For Dummies
shows you the quickest, easiest way to get up to speed on Dreamweaver.
You ll be able to create professional, great-looking, user-friendly websites
in no time at all. Take advantage of the new, more customizable interface,
improved integration with Flash and Photoshop, a handy new AJAX coding feature,
and Live View, which lets you see your work as you create it.
Understand Dreamweaver basics, set up your site and create new pages, and work with text,
graphics, and links. You can manage, test, and publish a site, define and apply styles
with CSS, coordinate your design work, add audio, video, and Flash files to your site,
build a dynamic Web site, and use Dreamweaver s database features. Know how to:
* Design, build, and deploy professional-looking Web sites
* Use Dreamweaver s new, more versatile preset layouts
* Fine-tune styles with enhanced CSS support
* Keep your pages cutting-edge with SmartObjects
* Take advantage of the new, more customizable interface
* Understand browser differences, make the most of CSS, build dynamic sites
* Create and optimize Web graphics
* Learn to maximize Cascading Style Sheets and Dreamweaver s Layers features for creating fluid layouts
Complete with lists of ten resources, ten timesaving tips, and ten great Web sites
designed in Dreamweaver, Dreamweaver CS4 For Dummies is your one-stop guide to setting up,
working with, and making the most of Dreamweaver.
Introduction.
Part I: Creating Great Web Sites.
Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web Page.
Chapter 2: Opening and Creating Sites.
Chapter 3: Adding Graphics.
Chapter 4: Managing, Testing, and Publishing a Site.
Part II: Appreciating Web Design Options.
Chapter 5: Cascading Style Sheets.
Chapter 6: Creating CSS Layouts.
Chapter 7: Coming to the HTML Table.
Chapter 8: Framing Your Pages.
Chapter 9: Coordinating Your Design Work.
Part III: Making It Cool with Multimedia and JavaScript.
Chapter 10: Adding Interactivity with Behaviors.
Chapter 11: Showing Off with Multimedia.
Chapter 12: Forms Follow Function.
Chapter 13: Creating AJAX Features with Spry.
Part IV: Working with Dynamic Content.
Chapter 14: Building a Dynamic Web Site: Getting Started.
Chapter 15: Bringing Data into the Mix.
Part V: The Part of Tens.
Chapter 16: Ten Resources You May Need.
Chapter 17: Ten Timesaving Tips.
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