Introduction to Macromedia Dreamweaver

Information Management Systems Inc.
Atlanta, GA, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' In this two-day Instructor-Led course students will gain the HTML and Dreamweaver skills necessary to build attractive, dynamic Web pages.

Prerequisites: HTML Module I is recommended but not mandatory.

System Requirements: Pentium 133MHz processor, 64 megabytes (MB) of RAM, 50

MB of available hard disk space, Microsoft Windows9x, Me, NT version 4.0 with Service Pack 5 or later, or Windows 2000 with Service Pack 1 or later, Internet Explorer 5.0+ or Netscape 4.0+ installed, Macromedia Dreamweaver Version 4, Optional: Macromedia Fireworks Version 4.

What’s in Introduction to Macromedia Dreamweaver?

In this class students will explore Macromedia Dreamweaver, one of the most powerful Web design tools available today. In this class, students will gain the HTML and Dreamweaver skills necessary to build attractive, dynamic Web pages. In addition to laying out your pages visually, Dreamweaver allows the creation of interactive effects such as animations and mouseovers, and writes powerful JavaScript code. You will make pages that respond intelligently to users’ actions.

Why do I need Introduction to Macromedia Dreamweaver?

Provides hands-on experience using Dreamweaver.

Students will build a complete Web site.

Increases marketability in the IT workplace.

Topics

Introduction to Dreamweaver

What is HTML?
Basic Structure of HTML Documents
The Dreamweaver Interface

Building a Web page

Changing the Page’s Title
Adding & Formatting
Inline Styles
Block-level Styles
Lists
Horizontal Rules
Images, Colors, and Backgrounds

Working with Images
Web Safe Color
Adding Links

Types of links: http, file, and mailto
Adding Hyperlinks in Dreamweaver
Tables for Data

Inserting a Table in Dreamweaver
Resizing Table Cells
Adding Rows and Columns
Joining and Splitting Table Cells
Cellpadding, Cellspacing, and Border
Importing Table Data
Dreamweaver’s Preformatted Tables
Tables for Page Layout

Creating Tables for Page Layout
Dreamweaver’s Layout View

Creating Tables in Layout View
Customizing Layout Cells
Switching Between Layout View and Standard View
Adding Spacer Images
Nested Tables in Layout View
Dreamweaver’s Tracing Image
Image Maps

Named Anchors

MET A Tags and Search Engines

How Search Engines Work
META Tags
Inserting META Tags in
Dreamweaver
Text Working with Forms

How form elements work
Form Element Choices
Inserting Form Elements
Designing Dynamic Elements

What is JavaScript?
Which browsers support JavaScript?
Dreamweaver: Behaviors, Events and Actions
Form Validation
Dynamic Rollover Buttons

Flash Buttons and Text

What is Macromedia Flash?
Adding Flash Text with Dreamweaver
Navigation Bars

Inserting a Navigation Bar
Modifying a Navigation Bar
HTML Styles

Building and applying HTML styles
Cascading Style Sheets

Creating a new Style in Dreamweave
Editing a Style
Positioning with Layers
Designing with Layers
Converting Layers to Tables

Site Management

The Site Window
Mapping your site
Checking your links
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Phone:404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028

School Address:

2470 Cheshire Bridge Road
Atlanta, GA
United States - 30324
Phone : 404 329-6260 or 888 812 9028
Fax : 404 329-6365
Email : cservice@imsinc.com

Jobs & Resumes: Atlanta
Houses & Roommates: Atlanta

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