Web Design
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Building a Website Using Dreamweaver CS6 – Part 2
In the previous article – the basics of building a basic website using Dreamweaver CS6 – Part 1 – we learned how to create a webpage for our website. The webpage we created contains content provided by Dreamweaver. This information has helpful tips we can use as a guide as we continue creating our website. Now…
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Building a Website Using Dreamweaver CS6 – Part 1
Learn the basics of building a basic website using Dreamweaver CS6 – Part 1. Creating a Local Root Folder Before we begin building a website, we need to create a local root folder and put it on our desktop. This is where all the files and subfolders will be saved as we work on Dreamweaver…
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Setting Up Preferences in Dreamweaver CS6
Dreamweaver CS6 has provided us with options on how we can set it up according to our individual preferences and needs. Users have the ability to control as to how we would like Dreamweaver to behave. We can do this by setting up or changing the Preferences option. The Preferences dialog box consists of several…
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Multiscreen Preview and Screen Size Settings in Dreamweaver CS6
Multiscreen Preview is a new feature in Dreamweaver CS6 which has a particular value in relation to mobile devices. In this age of advanced technology, viewing websites is not only possible through desktop computers and laptops. Nowadays, we have so many devices of all screen sizes that people use to browse the internet and view…
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Using the History Panel in Dreamweaver CS6
Synopsis: The History panel keeps track of the operations you perform on a document. You can use the History panel to undo or redo steps, and you can even use it to automate your work. The History panel records the operations that you perform on an open document. To open the History panel, select the appropriate…
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Managing CSS Rules in Dreamweaver CS6
Synopsis: A major strength of CSS rules is that they can be used throughout a site, and even made available to other sites, by using external style sheets. This article looks at some of the most important aspects of the management of CSS rules. Once you have some CSS rules defined, you can look at them…
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Modifying an Image in Dreamweaver CS6
Synopsis: Dreamweaver CS6 includes some inbuilt facilities for modifying images that can avoid the need to use an external image editor. In this article, we look at the main modifications that are possible. If you select an image on a page in Dreamweaver CS6 and right click you will see menu options to “Edit With” and…