Learn how to use Dreamweaver CC 2017—the popular web design and development application from Adobe—to create and publish websites.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Welcome
- Using the exercise files
- What to expect from this course
- Initial setup and the Start screen
- Document view options
- Toolbars
- The Insert panel and Quick Property Inspector
- Customize the insert panel
- The DOM panel
- The CC Libraries and Assets panels
- The Property inspector and other panels
- Manage workspaces
- Change Preferences
- What's different in the Mac version
- Basic site structure
- Define a new site
- Edit sites
- Manage files and folders
- Test files in browsers
- Use real-time preview in a mobile device
- Create new files
- Explore starter templates
- Adapt a starter template
- Edit in Live view
- Use the Quick Tag Editor in Live View
- Edit in Code view
- Reuse code snippets
- Detect errors in code
- Use Design view
- Create basic page structure
- Get text into Dreamweaver
- Import Word documents
- Add structure to text
- Create lists
- Create definition lists
- Overview of links
- Set site link preferences
- Create internal links
- Build external links
- Link to a specific point in a page
- Create an email link
- CSS workflows in Dreamweaver CC 2017
- Set CSS preferences
- CSS Designer overview
- Attach an external style sheet
- Create a new CSS rule in the CSS Designer
- Styling text
- Use an Adobe Edge web font
- Create a custom font stack
- Style links
- Style basic layout properties
- Style borders
- Style background properties
- Style additional properties
- Add a media query
- Use CSS Inspect
- Place images on the page
- Control image properties
- Style images
- Use background images
- Insert a video
- Basic table structure
- Import tabular data
- Create accessible tables
- Enhance tables through styles
- Update files site-wide
- Check for broken links
- Connect to a remote server
- Define and test a remote server
- Upload files
- Manage multiple sites
- What next?
Taught by
David Powers