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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 284 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x191 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 23-Sep-2011
  • Kirjastus: Packt Publishing Limited
  • ISBN-10: 1849691584
  • ISBN-13: 9781849691581
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 284 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x191 mm
  • Ilmumisaeg: 23-Sep-2011
  • Kirjastus: Packt Publishing Limited
  • ISBN-10: 1849691584
  • ISBN-13: 9781849691581
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This book combines accessible, clear, engaging and candid reference material, advice and shortcuts with substantial step-by-step instructions for creating a wide range of HTML5 and CSS3 designs and page content in Dreamweaver. This book is geared towards experienced Dreamweaver web designers migrating to HTML5 and jQuery. It also targets web designers new to Dreamweaver who want to jump with two feet into the most current Web design tools and features. While focused primarily on Dreamweaver CS5.5, the book includes content of value to readers using older versions of Dreamweaver with directions on installing a version of Adobe's HTML5 Pack that updates those packages.
Preface 1(4)
Chapter 1 Creating HTML5 Pages in Dreamweaver
5(26)
HTML5 and Dreamweaver CS5 in the world of web design
6(3)
HTML5--the cutting edge of web design
6(1)
HTML4.1, XHTML, and HTML5
7(1)
Compatibility issues with HTML5
8(1)
HTML5 and Dreamweaver CS5.5
9(2)
Dreamweaver generates code
9(2)
Dreamweaver--catching up to HTML5
11(1)
An introduction to HTML5 layout elements
11(5)
The evolution of HTML layout elements
12(1)
Phase 1 Tables
12(1)
Phase 2 CSS DIV tags
13(2)
Phase 3 HTML5 layout elements
15(1)
Meet the HTML5 layout elements
15(1)
Dreamweaver's HTML5 Pack and design elements
16(1)
Detecting or installing the HTML5 Pack in Dreamweaver
17(2)
Creating a Dreamweaver site
19(2)
Generating new pages from layouts using the HTML5 templates
21(2)
Examining the generated HTML5 layout
23(3)
Toggling between related files
23(1)
Code, Split, and Design views
24(1)
Dissecting design elements with the Inspect Mode
25(1)
Saving a layout as a web page
26(1)
Recipe: Creating and saving a 3-column HTML5 page
27(2)
Summary
29(2)
Chapter 2 Customizing HTML5 Layout-Content and Look
31(20)
Customizing layouts - An overview
32(2)
Embedding content where it belongs
32(1)
Dissecting format
32(2)
Editing content in HTML5 page layout elements
34(6)
HTML text tags versus HTML5 layout elements
34(1)
Organizing content in containers
35(1)
Utilizing Split view for editing content
36(1)
Adding articles and sections
37(1)
Identifying and selecting HTML5 layout elements
38(1)
Copying, pasting, and deleting HTML5 Elements
39(1)
Identifying style rules
40(3)
HTML5 layout elements require styles
40(2)
Examining CSS associated with HTML5 layouts
42(1)
Customizing HTML tag rules
43(4)
Making quick changes to styles in the CSS styles panel
44(1)
The CSS rules definition dialog
45(1)
Editing type styles
45(1)
Editing backgrounds
46(1)
Preview with apply
46(1)
Saving customized HTML5 layouts
47(1)
Recipe: Customize content and look of an HTML5 page
48(2)
Summary
50(1)
Chapter 3 Customizing HTML5 Layout Elements
51(24)
HTML5 layout and browser compatibility challenges
53(5)
Which browsers support HTML5 layout elements?
53(1)
Using CSS to solve browser issues
53(1)
The magic of display: Block
54(1)
Disabling a CSS rule
55(3)
Global HTML5 layout element attributes
58(5)
Working with backgrounds
58(2)
Defining size, margins, and padding
60(1)
Assigning a page size
61(1)
Margins versus padding
61(1)
Element padding versus content margins
62(1)
Positioning with float
62(1)
Customizing HTML5 elements
63(1)
Back to the future: ID and class styles
64(1)
Layout with class styles
64(1)
The role of ID styles
65(1)
Recipe: Customizing the HTML5 page layout
65(9)
Recipe: Customizing the size and position for header, footer, nav, and aside
66(3)
Customizing links in the nav element
69(5)
Summary
74(1)
Chapter 4 Building HTML5 Pages from Scratch
75(28)
Dreamweaver CS5 and HTML5
76(1)
Building an HTML5 page from the top
77(6)
HTML5 structural elements
77(2)
Creating a CSS file
79(4)
Using HTML5 to make content accessible
83(2)
HTML5 layout strategy
85(1)
Using code hints
86(1)
Adding header, header nav, and hgroup
87(1)
Navigation within a header
87(1)
Organizing header content with hgroups
87(1)
Creating articles and sections
88(2)
Adding aside content
90(1)
Creating a footer
91(1)
Adding metadata
92(2)
Defining an address
92(1)
Figures and captions
93(1)
Indicating date and time
93(1)
Recipe Part 1 Build a style sheet for an HTML5 page layout
94(3)
Recipe Part 2 Build an HTML5 layout from scratch
97(4)
Summary
101(2)
Chapter 5 Defining and Implementing Multiscreen Previews and Media Queries
103(20)
Web design for a multimedia web world
104(3)
CSS3 and Media Queries
105(1)
Styling for mobile devices and tablets
106(1)
Previewing with the Multiscreen Preview
107(2)
Generating a Media Query in Dreamweaver
109(4)
Building alternative style sheets
110(1)
A 3-step protocol for preparing to generate a Media Query
110(1)
Assigning styles to different media
111(2)
Formatting CSS files for Media Queries
113(4)
Caution: Don't delete style rules
115(1)
Styling for mobile devices
115(2)
Troubleshooting for Apple i-Gadgets
117(2)
Exercise: Defining a Media Query for a cell phone
119(3)
Summary
122(1)
Chapter 6 Applying CSS3 Effects and Transforms
123(32)
New in CSS3: Effects and transforms
124(6)
Compatibility challenges
125(3)
CSS3 styles in Dreamweaver's HTML5 Pack
128(2)
CSS3 effects
130(9)
Opacity
131(2)
Border radius
133(3)
Shadows
136(1)
Box shadow
136(1)
Text shadow
137(1)
Text outline
138(1)
CSS3 transforms
139(6)
When to use transforms
140(1)
How to generate transition coding in Dreamweaver
140(1)
Resizing with scale
141(1)
Moving with translate
142(1)
Applying rotation
143(1)
Creating a skew transition
144(1)
Other CS3 transform effects
145(1)
Compound transforms
145(1)
Interactive effects and transforms
145(3)
Effects and JavaScript
146(1)
Interactivity with the hover pseudo-class
146(1)
Animating CSS3 transforms in Dreamweaver
147(1)
Recipe: Create an animated effect and transform
148(6)
Putting the pieces in place
148(6)
Summary
154(1)
Chapter 7 Embedding HTML5 Audio in Dreamweaver
155(12)
Audio and compatibility
156(1)
Laying the groundwork: HTML5 and page-building
157(1)
Making audio HTML5-ready
157(2)
Audio compression
157(1)
Browser support for audio files
158(1)
Embedding an HTML5 audio element in a Dreamweaver CS5 web page
159(2)
Alternative media options
161(3)
Providing alternative HTML5 audio formats
161(1)
Audio for non-HTML5 browsers
162(1)
Adding play parameters
162(2)
Recipe: Embedding HTML5 audio
164(2)
Summary
166(1)
Chapter 8 Embedding HTML5 Video in Dreamweaver
167(22)
HTML5 video and Dreamweaver CS5.5
167(5)
Early formats
168(1)
Flash Video (FLV)
169(1)
Apple devices and the web video
170(2)
The wild world of native videos
172(1)
Native video formats
172(1)
Browsers that do NOT support HTML5
172(1)
Preparing an HTML5 video for every scenario
173(1)
Compressing videos for the Web
173(3)
Video compression--open source and proprietary
174(1)
Converting a video to web formats with open source tools
174(2)
Creating an HTML5 video in Adobe Media Encoder CS5.5
176(2)
Dreamweaver site management for an HTML5 video
178(1)
Defining the HTML5 >video< element
179(3)
Prerequisites
179(1)
Creating the >video< element
180(1)
Defining video attributes
180(1)
Defining video source(s)
181(1)
Alternate video for non-HTML5 environments
182(1)
Putting it all together
182(1)
Testing HTML5 video pages
182(2)
Previewing a video in the Live View
183(1)
Previewing a video in BrowserLab
183(1)
Recipe: Embedding an HTML5 video
184(3)
Summary
187(2)
Chapter 9 Creating Mobile Pages with jQuery
189(28)
Mobile pages - An overview
190(4)
Mobile pages, apps, and jQuery Mobile
192(1)
The status of jQuery Mobile
193(1)
Using jQuery Mobile starter pages
193(1)
Creating mobile pages from Dreamweaver CS5.5 starters
194(5)
Mobile pages in Split view
195(2)
Previewing jQuery Mobile pages in Live view
197(2)
Customizing mobile page content
199(4)
The HTML5 data-role property
199(1)
Data-role pages
199(2)
Customizing page content
201(1)
Customizing content for different data roles
202(1)
Adding new jQuery Mobile pages and objects
203(2)
Creating new data-role pages by copying code
203(2)
Creating new data-role pages from the menu
205(1)
Customizing mobile page CSS styles
205(5)
Default jQuery Mobile CSS
207(1)
Editing jQuery Mobile CSS
207(1)
Applying and customizing themes
208(2)
Looking ahead: Generating mobile apps
210(1)
Recipe: Build a mobile web page with jQuery Mobile objects
210(6)
Summary
216(1)
Chapter 10 Adding jQuery Mobile Elements
217(28)
Creating jQuery Mobile pages from scratch
218(5)
Interface options
218(1)
Step 1 Creating an HTML5 page
219(1)
Step 2 Inserting a jQuery Mobile "page"
220(3)
Inserting a Layout Grid
223(3)
Defining styles for Layout Grids
225(1)
Designing mobile pages into a collapsible block
226(4)
Building a collapsible block
226(1)
Changing initial block state
227(1)
Changing block data-themes and styles
228(1)
Editing Collapsible Block HTML
229(1)
Adding jQuery form objects
230(7)
Forms in Dreamweaver
231(1)
Creating a jQuery Mobile form
232(2)
Special mobile form fields
234(1)
Inserting a text input field
235(1)
Inserting a slider
235(1)
Inserting a toggle switch
236(1)
Formatting jQuery Mobile Form Fields
236(1)
Recipe: Build a page with collapsible blocks and a form
237(6)
Summary
243(2)
Chapter 11 Generating Apps
245(12)
Generating apps from Dreamweaver--an overview
245(2)
Advantage: App vs web page
246(1)
PhoneGap and Dreamweaver CS5.5
247(1)
Configuring application framework(s)
247(1)
The App toolkits
248(1)
Installing the frameworks
248(1)
Defining mobile application settings
249(2)
Building and emulating apps
251(1)
Testing mobile apps on your computer
252(2)
Recipe: Building and emulating a mobile app
254(2)
Summary
256(1)
Index 257
David Karlins is the author of Adobe Creative Suite 5 Web Premium How-Tos: 100 Essential Techniques (Adobe Press, 2010) along with dozens of other books and videos on web, and digital graphic and interactive design. His articles and reviews appear in publications ranging from Macworld to Business Wee, and David's consulting and design clients have ranged from Hewlett-Packard to the Himalayan Fair. His classes and seminars in New York City and the San Francisco Bay Area explore themes ranging from effective intranet culture to Web strategies for periodicals.