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Dr. Luanne Eris Fose Revised July 30, 2004

Learning the Basics of Dreamweaver MX 2004

Dreamweaver MX 2004 is one of the most powerful and popular HTML editing software

programs on the market today. Creating a web page and managing your web site with

Dreamweaver is much easier than you might imagine. This workshop will cover the basics you

need to know to get started with an overview of the basic Dreamweaver features and tools:

Getting Familiar with the Layout of Dreamweaver MX 2004

The Importance of Site Management: Defining a Site

Downloading and Implementing Cal Poly Templates to Create Web Pages

Setting Preferences for Web Accessibility (Making Your Pages Section 508 Compliant)

Adding Keywords and Descriptions to Your Pages to Assist Search Engine Spiders

Creating Relative, Absolute, and Email Hyperlinks

Creating New Text Content or Importing Existing Text from Microsoft Word

Using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to Control Formatting

Adding a “Dynamic Date” to Automatically Update Every Time You Change a Page

Inserting Images and Tables

Running an Accessibility Report in Dreamweaver

Uploading Your Files to a Cal Poly Server for Availability on the World Wide Web

Getting Familiar with the Layout

THE WORKSPACE:

Let’s open Dreamweaver and get started! From the Start menu, select

Programs>Applications>Keyserver Applications> Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004.

When you open Dreamweaver MX 2004 the very

first

time on a PC, a dialog box will appear

asking which environment you wish to work in (Figure 1): Designer workspace or Coder

workspace. (Note: Mac users are NOT offered a choice of workspace; the workspace defaults to

Designer workspace). The first layout option offered on the PC, Designer workspace, allows

you to open several documents within the same window and Dreamweaver’s panels are

organized into groups and docked on the right side of the Dreamweaver window. Coder

workspace is a variation on the Designer workspace with the panels docked on the left side of

the Dreamweaver window. When you first open documents in the Coder workspace, you are

presented with the code of the document instead of the view that reflects what the page will

look like when viewed with a browser (i.e., Designer workspace). For the purpose of this

tutorial, select the Designer workspace radio button and click OK. If in the future you become

more comfortable with working with code and prefer viewing the HTML code for your document

as the first view of a page, you may change this setting by going to Edit>Preferences (Ctrl+U)

and selecting the General category. Within the General category, click on the Change

Workspace… button and the dialog box will appear again, allowing you to change your

workspace choice. (Note: On a Mac, Preferences are found under the Dreamweaver MX 2004

menu at the top left of the screen.)

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