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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed, 448 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 230x190x20 mm, kaal: 911 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 DVD-ROM
  • Sari: Classroom in a Book
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Jul-2012
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0321822455
  • ISBN-13: 9780321822451
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, part(s) enclosed, 448 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 230x190x20 mm, kaal: 911 g, Contains 1 Paperback / softback and 1 DVD-ROM
  • Sari: Classroom in a Book
  • Ilmumisaeg: 03-Jul-2012
  • Kirjastus: Adobe Press,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 0321822455
  • ISBN-13: 9780321822451
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Creative professionals seeking the fastest, easiest, most comprehensive way to learn Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 choose Adobe Dreamweaver CS6: Classroom in a Book from the Adobe Creative Team. The 15 project-based lessons in this book show you step by step everything you need to know to work in Dreamweaver CS6. Youll learn to create a professional website without having to write code by hand.

This completely revised CS6 edition also covers HTML5, CSS3, and media queries for responsive web design. The book also shows how to create HTML-based headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables; insert graphics and Photoshop Smart Objects; add links to text and images; apply cascading styles sheets; and customize the Dreamweaver workspace. Youll also learn to add interactive elements to your sites, such as HTML5-compatible video and animation, get guidance for working with code, and finally publish a finished site to the Web.

The companion DVD includes all lesson files so you can work along with the book, as well as, two hours of free video tutorials from Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 Learn by Video.

**Breaking News! In September 2012 Adobe released an update to Dreamweaver offering new features for Creative Cloud customers, that give you the ability to easily add HTML5 tags, audio, video and Adobe Edge Animate compositions to your projects, and quickly find files with real-time search results on Mac OS. Register your book at peachpit.com/register to receive a free update that covers these features, including a completely new chapter, Making Your Web Design Mobile-Ready.
Getting Started ix
About Classroom in a Book ix
TinyURLs ix
Prerequisites x
Installing the program x
Copying the Classroom in a Book files x
Recommended lesson order xi
Jumpstart xi
Setting up the workspace xiii
Windows vs. Macintosh instructions xiii
Finding Dreamweaver information xiii
Checking for updates xiv
Additional resources xiv
Adobe certification xv
1 Customizing Your Workspace
2(16)
Lesson overview
2(2)
Touring the workspace
4(1)
Switching and splitting views
5(2)
Working with panels
7(4)
Selecting a workspace layout
11(2)
Adjusting toolbars
13(1)
Personalizing preferences
13(1)
Creating custom keyboard shortcuts
14(1)
Using the Property inspector
15(3)
2 Html Basics
18(20)
Lesson overview
18(2)
What is HTML?
20(1)
Where did HTML begin?
20(2)
Writing your own HTML code
22(8)
Frequently used HTML 4 codes
30(2)
Introducing HTML5
32(6)
3 Css Basics
38(32)
Lesson overview
38(2)
What is CSS?
40(1)
HTML vs. CSS formatting
41(1)
HTML defaults
42(3)
CSS box model
45(1)
Formatting text
46(9)
Formatting objects
55(9)
Multiples, classes, and IDs, oh my!
64(2)
CSS3 overview and support
66(4)
4 Creating A Page Layout
70(34)
Lesson overview
70(2)
Web design basics
72(3)
Working with thumbnails and wireframes
75(3)
Defining a Dreamweaver site
78(1)
Using the Welcome screen
79(1)
Previewing your completed file
80(1)
Modifying an existing CSS layout
81(3)
Adding a background image to the header
84(3)
Inserting new components
87(5)
Changing element alignment
92(1)
Modifying the page width and background color
93(2)
Modifying existing content and formatting
95(5)
Inserting an image placeholder
100(1)
Inserting placeholder text
101(1)
Modifying the footer
101(1)
Checking browser compatibility
102(2)
5 Working With Cascading Style Sheets
104(36)
Lesson overview
104(2)
Previewing the completed file
106(1)
Working With the CSS Styles panel
106(4)
Working with type
110(3)
Using images for graphical effects
113(2)
Creating new CSS rules
115(7)
Creating an interactive menu
122(3)
Modifying hyperlink behavior
125(3)
Creating faux columns
128(2)
Moving rules to an external style sheet
130(2)
Creating style sheets for other media
132(8)
6 Working With Templates
140(26)
Lesson overview
140(2)
Previewing completed files
142(1)
Creating a template from an existing layout
143(1)
Inserting editable regions
144(2)
Producing child pages
146(3)
Updating a template
149(3)
Using library items
152(5)
Using server-side includes
157(9)
7 Working With Text, Lists, And Tables
166(36)
Lesson overview
166(2)
Previewing the completed file
168(2)
Creating and styling text
170(12)
Creating and styling tables
182(13)
Spell checking webpages
195(2)
Finding and replacing text
197(5)
8 Working With Images
202(30)
Lesson overview
202(2)
Reviewing web image basics
204(5)
Previewing the completed file
209(1)
Inserting an image
210(2)
Adjusting image positions with CSS classes
212(1)
Working with the Insert panel
213(2)
Using Adobe Bridge to insert images
215(3)
Inserting non-web file types
218(3)
Working with Photoshop Smart Objects
221(2)
Copying and pasting images from Photoshop and Fireworks
223(4)
Inserting images by drag and drop
227(1)
Optimizing images with the Property inspector
227(5)
9 Working With Navigation
232(36)
Lesson overview
232(2)
Hyperlink basics
234(1)
Previewing the completed file
235(2)
Creating internal hyperlinks
237(3)
Creating an image-based link
240(1)
Creating an external link
241(2)
Setting up email links
243(1)
Targeting page elements
244(4)
Inserting Spry menu bars
248(17)
Checking your page
265(3)
10 Adding Interactivity
268(18)
Lesson overview
268(2)
Learning about Dreamweaver behaviors
270(2)
Previewing the completed file
272(1)
Working with Dreamweaver behaviors
273(6)
Working with Spry Accordion widgets
279(7)
11 Working With Web Animation And Video
286(14)
Lesson overview
286(2)
Understanding web animation and video
288(1)
Previewing the completed file
289(1)
Adding web animation to a page
290(3)
Adding web video to a page
293(7)
12 Working With Forms
300(34)
Lesson overview
300(2)
Previewing the completed file
302(1)
Learning about forms
303(2)
Adding a form to a page
305(1)
Inserting text form elements
306(9)
Inserting checkboxes
315(2)
Creating radio buttons
317(2)
Incorporating text areas
319(1)
Working with lists
320(2)
Adding a Submit button
322(2)
Specifying a form action
324(1)
Emailing form data
325(4)
Styling forms
329(5)
13 Working With Online Data
334(26)
Lesson overview
334(2)
Working with dynamic content
336(1)
Previewing the completed file
336(2)
Using HTML and XML data
338(10)
Choosing a server model
348(1)
Configuring a local web server
349(1)
Setting up a testing server
350(2)
Building database applications
352(8)
14 Building Dynamic Pages With Data
360(28)
Lesson overview
360(2)
Building pages with PHP
362(10)
Creating a master/detail page set
372(12)
Creating a detail page
384(4)
15 Publishing To The Web
388(20)
Lesson overview
388(2)
Defining a remote site
390(6)
Cloaking folders and files
396(2)
Wrapping things up
398(4)
Putting your site online
402(2)
Synchronizing local and remote sites
404(4)
Appendix: TinyURLs 408(3)
Index 411
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