Dreamweaver 8 For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (769 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0027CSO34 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 456 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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She has written 10 books about the Internet, including all editions of Dreamweaver For Dummies. . Janine Warner is an author, speaker, journalist, Internet consultant, and Multimedia Program Manager at The University of Southern California School for Communication
From the Back Cover Your site can look like a million — even on a budget! Use Dreamweaver's cool new tools to design a site with interactivity and style Whether you're facing your first Web site challenge or taking an existing site to the next level, this book could be your dream come true. Here's how to develop a powerful site that's attractive, functional, and dynamic, and even weave in eye-popping effects with Shockwave® and Flash®. Discover how to Design pages and set up Web server accessCreate layer
This guide starts with basic Web page design features and progresses to the more advanced options for DHTML and database-driven sites, with step-by-step instructions for every function plus lots of screen shots. In fact, by Chapter 2 you’ll dive right into setting up your Web site, creating your first Web page, and adding text images and links. When you’re ready to tackle more complex sites, it covers: Using Fireworks with Dreamweaver to automate your workflow, optimize graphics for Web use, and create sophisticated animations, fancy rollovers, and special effects Showing off with multimedia: creating Flash buttons and text; adding Flash movie files; working with sound and video files; getting familiar with Java and ActiveX control Integrating forms into dynamic, interactive sites and creating shopping cart systems, guest books, contact forms, search engines, chat rooms, and more Building a simple database-driven site E-commerce basics With Dreamweaver, you don’t have to be a techie to design and create a terrific Web site. So get this book and get started!. Whether you’re a beginner who wants to get started or an experienced pro who wants to enhance your skills…whether you want something simple like a site to promote a quaint bed & breakfast or something wild to catapult your rock band to the big time, Dreamweaver gives you the tools an
Pretty Good For A Dummie. Wade Young All in all this was a helpful book. I went from knowing nothing to knowing about 3/4 of the things I needed to know. Which was great. I mean, I built a website for my company by reading a book, so job accomplished. Right?"So what was wrong with it?" you may be asking.Well.There were several areas where I would . "Creating your web master piece" according to M. A. Filippelli. What this book does in basic terms is walk you through the process of website conception to managing your website once it is on line and everything in between. It covers all of the information that you will need to get your site up and running. Some of the the subjects are covered very well like the use of CSS,. L. Mitchell said Helpful and Terrific as Usual for the Dummies Series. I am just learning to use Dreamweaver, so I find this book helpful in every way. You can easily skip the things you already know. It is detailed in all areas.