With more than 90 percent market share, Dreamweaver is the
preferred tool for professional website design and production. For
those who learn best visually, this colorful, step-by-step guide is
the perfect way to learn the program and start building websites
with "wow". Numbered steps and full-color screen shots show you
just how to navigate the program, format and style text, create
web-based forms and pages, build data-driven sites, and maintain a
fully functioning website. All the enhancements of the newest
version are covered.

Dreamweaver allows you to create web pages without writing
code; it is used by more than 90 percent of web designers
Using numbered steps and full-color screen shots, this visual
guide shows you how to perform more than 150 essential tasks in the
newest version of Dreamweaver
Covers applying style sheets, using dynamic HTML, adding style
with images and multimedia, publishing and maintaining a website,
using hyperlinks to navigate a site or to link to other sites on
the Internet, and creating dynamic websites using databases
Shows how to maximize Dreamweaver CS6 when formatting and
styling text, creating web-based forms and pages with frames,
maintaining a site, and building database-driven sites
Perfect for beginners but also covers more advanced skills

Teach Yourself VISUALLY Dreamweaver CS6 gives visual
learners the knowledge and confidence they need to start building
effective, eye-popping websites.

Autorentext
Janine C. Warner (Los Angeles, CA) is a best-selling author, speaker, journalist, and Internet consultant. Since 1996, she has written 12 books about the Internet and design, including Dreamweaver For Dummies (all editions) and Teach Yourself Visually Dreamweaver (all editions) She's also the host of the video Total Training For Dreamweaver 8. Janine created the Digital Family Album book series (published by Watson-Guptill) and runs the Web site www.DigitalFamily.com. Janine has appeared on numerous television and radio shows and her articles and columns have been printed in a variety of publications. Her expertise in multimedia, technology, and education have taken her on consulting assignments from Miami to Mexico and speaking engagements from New York to New Delhi.

Zusammenfassung

Learn to design and maintain content-rich websites the Visual way

With more than 90 percent market share, Dreamweaver is the preferred tool for professional website design and production. For those who learn best visually, this colorful, step-by-step guide is the perfect way to learn the program and start building websites with "wow". Numbered steps and full-color screen shots show you just how to navigate the program, format and style text, create web-based forms and pages, build data-driven sites, and maintain a fully functioning website. All the enhancements of the newest version are covered.

Dreamweaver allows you to create web pages without writing code; it is used by more than 90 percent of web designers
Using numbered steps and full-color screen shots, this visual guide shows you how to perform more than 150 essential tasks in the newest version of Dreamweaver
Covers applying style sheets, using dynamic HTML, adding style with images and multimedia, publishing and maintaining a website, using hyperlinks to navigate a site or to link to other sites on the Internet, and creating dynamic websites using databases
Shows how to maximize Dreamweaver CS6 when formatting and styling text, creating web-based forms and pages with frames, maintaining a site, and building database-driven sites
Perfect for beginners but also covers more advanced skills
Teach Yourself VISUALLY Dreamweaver CS6 gives visual learners the knowledge and confidence they need to start building effective, eye-popping websites.

Inhalt

Chapter 1 Getting Started with Dreamweaver
Introducing the World Wide Web 4
Explore the Many Ways to Design a Web Page 6
Plan Your Website 8
Start Dreamweaver on a PC 10
Start Dreamweaver on a Macintosh 11
Tour the Dreamweaver Interface on a PC 12
Tour the Dreamweaver Interface on a Macintosh 13
Show or Hide Features 14
Exit Dreamweaver 15
Get Help 16

Chapter 2 Setting Up Your Website
Define a New Website 20
Create a New Web Page 22
Add a Title to a Web Page 23
Save a Web Page 24
Preview a Web Page in a Browser 26

Chapter 3 Exploring the Dreamweaver Interface
Choose a Workspace Layout 30
Customize the Document Window 32
Format Content with the Property 34
Open a Panel 36
Open and Customize the Insert Panel 38
Set Preferences 40

Chapter 4 Working with HTML
Introducing HTML 44
Work in Design View and Code View 46
Explore Head and Body Tags 48
Explore Block-Formatting Tags 49
Clean Up HTML Code 50
View and Edit Head Content 52
Make Quick Edits to HTML Tags 54
Using Code Snippets to Add Special Formatting 56

Chapter 5 Formatting and Styling Text
Create a Heading 60
Create Paragraphs 62
Create Line Breaks 64
Indent Paragraphs 65
Create Lists 66
Insert Common Special Characters 68
Insert Other Special Characters 70
Copy Text from Another Document 72

Chapter 6 Working with Images and Multimedia
Insert an Image into a Web Page 76
Wrap Text around an Image 78
Add Space around an Image 80
Crop an Image 82
Resize an Image 84
Open an Image in an Image Editor 86
Add a Background Image 88
Change the Background Color 90
Change Text Colors 91
Insert a Flash File 92
Insert a Flash Video File 94
Create a Rollover Image 96
Insert a YouTube Video 98

Chapter 7 Creating Hyperlinks
Link to Other Pages in Your Website 102
Link to Another Website 104
Using an Image As a Link 106
Create a Jump Link within a Page 108
Create a Link to Another File Type 110
Create an Image Map 112
Create a Link Using the Files Panel 114
Open a Linked Page in a New Browser Window 115
Create an Email Link 116
Check Links 117
Change the Color of Links on a Page 118

Chapter 8 Adding and Editing Tables
Insert a Table into a Web Page 122
Insert Content into a Table 124
Change the Background Color of a Table 126
Change the Cell Padding in a Table 128
Change the Cell Spacing in a Table 129
Insert a Table inside a Table Cell 130
Change the Alignment of Cell Content 131
Insert or Delete a Row or Column 132
Split or Merge Table Cells 134
Change the Dimensions of a Cell 136
Change the Dimensions of a Table 137
Using Percentages for Table Width 138
Format a Table with CSS 140

Chapter 9 Creating Web-Based Forms
Introducing Forms 144
Define a Form Area 145
Add a Text Field to a Form 146
Add a Check Box to a Form 148
Add a Radio Button to a Form 150
Add a List/Menu to a Form 152
Add a Button to a Form 154

Chapter 10 Using Library Items and Templates
Introducing Library Items and Templates 158
View Library Items and Templates 159
Create a Library Item 160
Insert a Library Item 162
Edit and Update a Library Item on Your Pages 164
Detach Library Content for Editing 166
Create a Template 168
Set an Editable Region in a Template 170
Create a Page from a Template 172
Edit a Template and Update Web Pages Created with It 174 Chapter 11 Creating and Applying Cascading Style Sheets
Introducing Cascading Style Sheets 178
Edit Styles with the Property Inspector 180
Create a Class Style 182
Apply a Class Style 184
Edit a Style 186
Customize an HTML Tag 188
Change the Font Face 190
Using a Linked Font in a Styl...