Systematix Computer Training

Dreamweaver 8: Level 2

1 day

Overview

You know how to create basic web pages. You now need to create professional-looking websites. In this course, you will use the advanced features of Dreamweaver 8 to design and develop professional-looking websites.

Course Objective

You will create and develop professional-looking web pages using Dreamweaver 8.

Target student

Students who want in-depth understanding of techniques used to create advanced web pages.

Prerequisites

Before taking this course, students should take the Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 Level 1 course or have equivalent knowledge.


Creating an Effective User-Navigation Interface

  • Create Rollovers
  • Create a Navigation Bar Using Behaviors
  • Create a Navigation Bar Using the Insert Navigation Bar Tool
  • Add Flash Buttons and Text to a Page

Managing Libraries and Snippets

  • Add Library Items from Site Pages
  • Place Library Items onto Site Pages
  • Modify Library Items
  • Use Snippets

Managing Head Elements and Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Define Head Elements
  • Edit Meta Tags
  • Customize Keyboard Shortcuts

Working with Style Sheets

  • Define Style Sheets
  • Apply External Styles to Multiple Pages
  • Redefine Style Sheets

Working with Layers

  • Create Layers
  • Use the Layers Panel
  • Define Layers with Styles
  • Combine Layers with Behaviors
  • Insert Rich Media Objects

Working with the History Panel

  • Use the History Panel
  • Record Steps
  • Save Steps

Targeting Websites to Specific Versions of Browsers

  • Test Browser Compatibility
  • Convert Pages to Earlier Versions
  • Add a Behavior to Check the Browser Version

Working with Code

  • Examine Coding Tools
  • Use the Find And Replace Command

Authoring with XML Data

  • Integrate XML-Based Data
  • Use Design Notes and Comments
  • Transform XML with XSLT

Creating Forms

  • Set Up Forms
  • Add Form Elements
  • Validate Forms

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Dreamweaver 8: Level 2 training courses