Understanding basic HTML Adobe Dreamweaver / Code Editing
Although Macromedia Dreamweaver allows you to create and edit Web pages visually without worrying about the HTML source code, there can be times when it can be useful to understand basic HTML. Understanding basic HTML tags and how they are used will provide you with more control to modify and troubleshoot your Web page.
Frames Adobe Dreamweaver / Frames
Creating framesets is an easy way to adjust page content and still have the main parts of the page visible. This tutorial will show you how to create frames.
Creating style with HTML styles in Dreamweaver 3 and 4 Adobe Dreamweaver / CSS
Using HTML styles allows you to set a style that can include multiple font attributes. You can then apply the style to text in the current document, to other documents within a site, and even to documents in other local sites.
Creating master/detail pages (ColdFusion) Adobe Dreamweaver / Linking and Navigation
You can use Macromedia Dreamweaver MX to create master/detail ColdFusion pages. A master page is a page that lists database records and corresponding links for each record. When the user clicks a link, a detail page opens displaying more information about the record.
Connecting an HTML Form with a CGI Script Adobe Dreamweaver / Forms
One of the most confusing aspects of working with HTML forms is that they don't do much until you've connected them to a script on your server. The HTML side of a form is relatively easy to create, and only a little more challenging if you want it to look good.
Animating layers in a Dreamweaver 4 timeline Adobe Dreamweaver / Layers
Many web designers add visually stimulating animation to a web page to catch the visitor's eye. Programming animation in code requires knowledge of Dynamic HTML (DHTML) and JavaScript, but you can create web page animation directly in Macromedia Dreamweaver without having to write one line of code. You simply add a layer to a timeline, define its animation path, and let Dreamweaver write the code for you.
Create Login Page Adobe Dreamweaver / Database Integration
This tutorial will teach you how to make a login page in Dreamweaver MX. At the end of the tutorial you will have a page where users can enter their user name and password and if the user name and password which they entered match the records in the database they will be allowed to enter the restricted page in other words redirected to the members area.
Creating more Complex Page Layouts using Nested Tables Adobe Dreamweaver / Tables
When you move on from creating basic pages you'll need to understand how to create those layouts. There is always the Layers option, but they offer some limitations (we'll look at Layers in a future tutorial). The beauty of using nested tables is that they are very browser compatible. Unlike Layers that are only usable on version 5x browsers and above.
Planning your Web site design Adobe Dreamweaver / Site Management
When you begin thinking about creating a Web site, you should follow a series of planning steps to make sure your site is successful. Even if you are just creating a personal home page that only friends and family will see, it can still be to your advantage to plan the site carefully in order to make sure everyone will be able to use it easily.
Creating a web photo album Adobe Dreamweaver / 3rd Party
If you have both Macromedia Dreamweaver MX and Macromedia Fireworks MX installed on your computer, you can use the Create Web Photo Album command in Dreamweaver to create and lay out a photo album page. A photo album page consists of a table containing small thumbnail images, each of which is linked to a larger image.
CSS Text Styles Dreamweaver Tutorial Adobe Dreamweaver / CSS
Using CSS Styles is a great way to organize your text. You can create text styles and apply them easily to groups of text throughout your page without have to play with the html options each time.