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Designing a Site from Scratch in Dreamweaver: Apr 14, 2006; Site planning and file structure can get a little cranial, but it’s really important to know this stuff to build efficient, well-designed web sites. This chapter will help cure any web-induced migraine, so stay tuned.

Designing Responsive Web Pages Using a Fluid Grid Layout in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6: May 3, 2012; In the following excerpt from Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design and Web Premium Classroom in a Book, you’ll work on two pages of a prototype website in Adobe Dreamweaver. You’ll learn how to quickly set up a web page layout that adapts to different screen sizes, and preview the design in a web browser.

Developing ASP.NET Applications with Macromedia's Dreamweaver MX 2004: Aug 26, 2005; Did you know that Dreamweaver allows you to build web applications that leverage J2EE, ColdFusion, and Microsoft .NET, among others? Matthew David introduces you to the exciting world of developing applications built on ASP.NET.

Don't Do That! Five Habits to Avoid on Your Websites: Sep 17, 2012; Tom Negrino, coauthor of Dreamweaver CS6: Visual QuickStart Guide, points out five common behaviors that we see used all over the Web. Unfortunately, these are BAD habits, and website designers really need to break them in order to create successful sites.

Dreamweaver CS5.5 Studio Techniques: Progressive Enhancement with HTML5 and CSS3: Jul 18, 2011; In this chapter, you’ll learn how to apply progressive enhancement to a website for a fictitious hotel.

Dreamweaver Meets the Challenge of Changing Times: May 5, 2015; Long dominant in web design, Dreamweaver continues holding its first-place standing by improving with time. David Powers, author of Adobe Dreamweaver CC Learn by Video (2014 release), points out additions to Dreamweaver CC 2014.1 that make life a little easier for web designers, whether they hate dealing with code, or love it.

Dreamweaver MX 2004 Form Objects for Feedback: Feb 27, 2004; Danilo Celic shows you how to use Dreamweaver's form objects to gather the data you need from site visitors.

Dreamweaver MX 2004 Recipe: In/Out Dashboard: Jan 23, 2004; Joseph Lowery and Eric Ott teach how to create a corporate dashboard to provides a visual representation of the location for all intranet employees and other assets.

Dreamweaver MX Code Differences: Feb 7, 2003; Murray R. Summers and Brad Halstead show you the core differences between DW4 and DMX template markup.

Dreamweaver MX: Is It Worth the Upgrade?: Jan 10, 2003; Weigh the new features of Dreamweaver MX against its cost and see if the "MX" is worth the money from a web designer's perspective.

Dreamweaver: Creating Visitor Accounts Through Username Validation: May 17, 2002; Learn how to enable visitors to create individual accounts, protect pages from unauthenticated visitors, and test your new pages.

Embedding HTML5 Audio with Dreamweaver CS5: Sep 13, 2010; David Karlins, author of Adobe Creative Suite 5 Web Premium How-Tos: Essential Techniques, provides a step-by-step walkthrough of the process for using the HTML5 Audio element to present audio in a Dreamweaver-designed website.

Embedding Live Data in Dreamweaver CS4 with Spry Data Sets: Mar 10, 2009; David Karlins shows how to use a new feature in Dreamweaver CS4 to update your web content with live data - automatically.

Export to Streaming Flash Video in Dreamweaver CS3: Nov 5, 2008; Learn how to use two different sets of encoding profiles to generate two different FLV files.

Flash Video 101: Authoring Flash Video with Dreamweaver: Sep 29, 2006; Importing video directly into Dreamweaver is ideal for situations in which you want to put video onto your site quickly and easily, with no interactive elements beyond simple video controls (play, stop, pause, skip ahead, and skip backward). James Gonzalez shows you how to quickly and easily add Flash video to a Web site using Dreamweaver, the world's leading HTML editor.

How to Build Applications in Dreamweaver: Jan 20, 2006; Whether you're totally new to Dreamweaver or just creating dynamic Web applications with the program, this chapter will help you find your bearings. The first part explores the Dreamweaver workspace with an emphasis on its application-building capabilities. The rest of the chapter deals specifically with the basics of Web application tools that are standard in Dreamweaver. Everything from applying server behaviors to working in Live Data view is described.

How to Export a Site Design From Fireworks to Dreamweaver: Sep 8, 2006; After you create and finalize your site's design in Fireworks, you can turn your attention to moving the design from Fireworks to Dreamweaver. Moving the design is a two-step process that involves image optimization and file export. In this lesson, you'll learn techniques for optimizing graphics. In addition, you'll work with various export settings to prepare the Fireworks document for export. In the process, you'll become familiar with Fireworks' Optimize panel and the Export HTML setup process, mastering the techniques used to find the best optimization and export settings for your original design.

How to Preview a Website for Mobile Screens in Adobe Dreamweaver CS6: May 5, 2012; Learn how to preview a website for mobile screens, including how to locate the finished layout using the Files panel, which lets you browse files without leaving Dreamweaver. You’ll also try the Multiscreen Preview, which lets you see how your site looks at multiple sizes at once.

Including CourseBuilder Interactions and Controls in Dreamweaver Projects: Dec 13, 2002; The CourseBuilder extension for Dreamweaver is a "must have" for learning application developers. This sample chapter covers the basics of inserting and editing CourseBuilder interactions and controls.