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What Dreamweaver does & how it works
About Internet technologies - dynamic sites, content management systems,
languages, standards and conventions.
Viewing and editing HTML code - how HTML works, about XHTML
Previewing pages internally and in external browsers
Site
Structure and Management
Defining a Dreamweaver Site, creating a directory structure, file naming
conventions
Understanding FTP
Uploading and downloading files
Keeping a site synchronised
Text
Working with text - placing text from other applications including Microsoft
Office
Paragraphs, line breaks, lists and other basic structures
Basic formatting techniques
Using special characters
Tables
Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of tables
Using tables for data display
Importing external data as tables
Hyperlinks
Understanding relative and absolute paths
Named anchors, external and email links
Creating site-wide navigation
Linking to non-HTML content
Linked content in HTML emails
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Dreamweaver
Productivity Features
Using rulers, guides and grids
Using Layers for accurate positioning
Designing and using Templates
Updating a site with Templates
Testing a site
Cascading
Style Sheets
How CSS works
Using a preset template to create an initial CSS-driven page layout
About Embedded and External stylesheets
Customising Hyperlink styles
Creating multi-column layouts
Creating menus with CSS
Using background images
Search
Engines and Accessiblity
Optimising pages for search engines - page content, and Meta tags
The basics of making content accessible; Alt text, titles
Graphics
and Other Media
File formats - gif, jpeg and png
Optimisation - maximising quality vs. file size.
Editing images in Dreamweaver
Importing graphics from Photoshop, Illustrator
or Fireworks
Importing a Flash movie
Using
Spry Widgets
About Spry
Colllapsible panels
Drop down menus
Form validation
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Course
Overview
This course is designed for delegates who needs
to build and/or maintain web content, this course provides
a comprehensive introduction to web development with Dreamweaver
and FireWorks CS3. |
Course
Aims
Delegates will will learn to understand HTML
and CSS.
By the end of this course, you will be able to plan, design,
build and update sophisticated web pages. |
Course
Pre-requisites
Delegates should be familiar with web terminology
and using Windows. |
Qualification
Map
None. |
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NEOS
IT Training Limited
Suite 3, 3rd Floor, Marmion House
Copenhagen Street
Worcester
WR1 2HB
tel: 01905 726222
fax: 01905 613001
info@neos-it-training.com |
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