Using Dreamweaver CS5.5
These pages contain help with the basic functions using Dreamweaver
CS5.5 to develop small static web sites.
Getting Started - Sites, Folders & Files
Getting started using Dreamweaver involves defining
the web site, which at its simplest is a root folder
inside of which all the web sites content is located.
The site itself is refer to by a name.
Having defined the site, you can create a standard
page using HTML5 which consists of a header, footer,
navigation area and one or more sections
The main content of the web page could typically contain
large paragraphs of text which can be
imported from other
documents such as MS Word documents. Laying out the HTML
code to ensure that it is as readable as possible is crucial
to being able to create web sites that are easily managed
and updated in future.
Setting Dreamweaver Preferences
HTML code can be re-formatted to improve its readbability. However
in my view the default settings in Dreamweaver are not optimized for
readability. These settings can however be changed by modifying the
Code Preferences and the
Tag Libraries
Dreamweaver Templates & Library Items
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Library Items
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Template Pages
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Example Layouts