Using a Behavior to Launch a New Browser Window Adobe Dreamweaver / Behaviors
You can use Behaviors in Dreamweaver to create many interactive features; like opening a small browser window when someone clicks on an image. This is a great way to make supplemental information available without closing the page a visitor is already viewing.
Spry Collapsing Panel Adobe Dreamweaver / Getting Started
This is a brief introduction to the new Spry features for Adobe Dreamweaver CS3. If you have ever played around with Scriptaculous or jQuery, you might be interested in these simple additions. You can now easily click one of the 12 or so Spry widgets and they are instantly embedded into your page with the required javascript and cascading style sheet to go along with them.
CSS Jump-Start Adobe Dreamweaver / CSS
Whether you're new to CSS or you've been designing with styles for decades, the new CSS layouts built into Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 are a welcome addition to any designer's arsenal-if you know how to customize them.
Dreamweaver Code and File Tips Adobe Dreamweaver / Code Editing
Even though Dreamweaver was intended to prevent people from having to hand-code, it provides some pretty powerful features for those of us who prefer to code ourselves. Dreamweaver's Code view, combined with the File manager, can become a great tool for the people who like to get their hands "dirty." These are just a few simple tips to get you started.
Redirection based on Browser Type Adobe Dreamweaver / Behaviors
This tutorial will teach you how to make a script that will redirect users based on their browser type to different pages or url. It is restricted to two browser types only which are Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. You are not going to learn how to write this script, but learn how to use Dreamweaver to make such a script.