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Dreamweaver Level 1

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Date Location Duration Cost
18 Oct 2010 (Mon)
19 Oct 2010 (Tue)		 Washington 2 £ 395
01 Dec 2010 (Wed)
02 Dec 2010 (Thu)		 Newcastle 2 £ 395
20 Jan 2011 (Thu)
21 Jan 2011 (Fri)		 Washington 2 £ 395
17 Feb 2011 (Thu)
18 Feb 2011 (Fri)		 Washington 2 £ 395
28 Apr 2011 (Thu)
29 Apr 2011 (Fri)		 Washington 2 £ 395
13 Jul 2011 (Wed)
14 Jul 2011 (Thu)		 Washington 2 £ 395
25 Aug 2011 (Thu)
26 Aug 2011 (Fri)		 Washington 2 £ 395

Please contact us to discuss private course dates and locations

What is Dreamweaver?

Dreamweaver is a professional visual design solution for building websites and Internet application features, without having to write any HTML code by hand. It's designed to be "what you see is what you get". What you design in the Dreamweaver 'document window' will be coded and placed in the document, so that the browser will display the page just as you see it in your Dreamweaver window. Making it a perfect choice for anyone without any web development experience. Dreamweaver has a larger array of features and functions, including some site management functions.

Course Overview

This course is designed primarily for new or prospective web designers who want to use Macromedia Dreamweaver to create websites. After completing this course, students will be able to create websites that include tables, graphics, and links

Prerequisites

Objectives

Follow on Courses

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Training Options

  • Scheduled public courses at one of our training venues
  • Private course at your company office throughout the UK, at one of our training venues (Durham, Newcastle or Washington) or at an independent location, convenient to you
  • Bespoke course written to your specific needs, at your company office throughout the UK, at our training venue or at an independent location, convenient to you
  • For further information please contact us on 0191 377 8377

What's Included

  • 1 delegate per computer
  • Relaxed refreshment area at our training venues
  • Lunch and refreshments when training is delivered at our training venue

Course Content

Internet Access and HTML

    Overview
    Electronic Mail
    File Transfer
    The World Wide Web

Getting Started

    How to start Dreamweaver
    The Dreamweaver Environment: Status Bar, Panel Groups, Insert Bar, Properties Inspector, Document Toolbar
    Viewing a Page
    Design View
    Code (HTML)
    Code and Design
    Preview in Browser
    Viewing and Managing HTML Code
    HTML Reference

Creating a WebSite

    Defining a New Web Site
    Accepted Conventions

Building a Website

    Working with the Site Manager
    Viewing Files and Folders
    Creating New Folders
    Moving Files and Folders

Creating A Basic Web Page

    Handling Text within a Dreamweaver Page
    HTML Text Formatting
    Logical Character Styles
    Paragraph and list formats
    Horizontal Lines
    Page Title
    Undoing Mistakes
    Saving Web Pages

Hyperlinks

    What are hyperlinks and why do I need them?
    Links within a Site
    Creating and editing hyperlinks
    Email Address
    Anchors
    Linking to Other Files
    Linking to Pages that do not yet exist
    Linking to Non HTML Resources
    Using images as links
    Creating and using an Image Map

Importing other Documents into your Website

    Insert The File Directly onto a Page
    Using Windows Cut, Copy and Paste Commands.
    Importing the File into the Web Structure

Dealing with Images in Dreamweaver

    Images andGraphic File Types
    Inserting Images
    Editing the Properties of an Image
    Image Properties
    Alignment
    Image Spacing
    Border
    Image Size and Title
    Watch the Download Times
    Rollover Images

Managing and uploading a Website

    Setting the FTP information
    Uploading a Site
    Uploading the Entire Site
    Uploading Changed Files

Defining Head Elements

    Defining Head Elements
    Editing Meta Tags
    Optimising for search engines

Tables in Web Pages

    Creating Tables
    Table Width
    Cell Borders, Cell Padding and Cell Spacing.
    Entering Data in a Table and Editing a Table
    Adding and Deleting Columns or Rows
    Adjusting Table Properties
    Merging and splitting cells
    Adjusting Height and Width
    Deleting a Table
    Changing the Properties of a Table and an individual cell
    Use of Tables for Page Alignment
    Nested Tables

Templates

    Creating a template
    Adding an Editable Region
    Using a Template
    Templates containing Repeating Regions
    Editing the template
    To re open the template
    Applying a template to a page that already exists

Style Sheets

    Defining Style Sheets
    Applying Style Sheets to Multiple Pages
    Page Properties
    Page Background