Adobe Dreamweaver CC Classroom in a Book (2019 Release)

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Learn how to create webpages for the modern web; use and customize popular web frameworks to build webpages for a wide variety of desktop computers and mobile devices with a minimum of hand coding; incorporate graphics and text; add links to text and images; add interactive elements to your pages, such as HTML5-compatible interactivity; work with the latest HTML5 and CSS3 code and structures; and publish a finished site to the web. A 16th lesson (online) provides valuable hands-on experience in writing and working with code using shorthand and various productivity enhancements. The online assets also include bonus exercises for HTML and CSS, essential to a full understanding of web design and website development. The online companion files include all the necessary assets for readers to complete the projects featured in each lesson as well as ebook updates when Adobe releases relevant new features for Creative Cloud customers. All buyers of the book get full access to the Web Edition: a Web-based version of the complete ebook enhanced with video and multiple-choice quizzes. Cover Page......Page 30 Title Page......Page 31 Copyright Page......Page 32 Where are the Lesson Files?......Page 34 Contents......Page 36 Conventions used in this book......Page 45 Windows vs. macOS instructions......Page 47 Installing the program......Page 48 Updating Dreamweaver to the latest version......Page 49 Online content......Page 50 Bonus material......Page 52 Choosing the program color theme......Page 53 Setting up the workspace......Page 54 Defining a Dreamweaver site......Page 55 Checking for updates......Page 59 Additional resources......Page 60 1 Customizing Your Workspace......Page 62 Touring the workspace......Page 63 Using the Start Screen......Page 65 Exploring New Feature guides......Page 68 Setting interface preferences......Page 69 Switching and splitting views......Page 72 Selecting a workspace layout......Page 76 Working with panels......Page 77 Personalizing Dreamweaver......Page 82 Working with Extract......Page 83 Working with toolbars......Page 84 Creating custom keyboard shortcuts......Page 86 Using the Property inspector......Page 88 Using the Related Files interface......Page 89 Using tag selectors......Page 90 Using the CSS Designer......Page 91 Using the Visual Media Query (VMQ) interface......Page 97 Using element dialogs, displays, and inspectors......Page 98 Setting up version control in Dreamweaver......Page 100 Exploring, experimenting, and learning......Page 101 Review answers......Page 102 2 HTML Basics......Page 103 What is HTML?......Page 104 Where did HTML begin?......Page 105 Frequently used HTML elements......Page 107 What’s new in HTML5......Page 109 Review answers......Page 111 Lesson overview......Page 112 Writing your own HTML code......Page 113 3 CSS Basics......Page 130 What is CSS?......Page 131 HTML vs. CSS formatting......Page 132 HTML defaults......Page 135 CSS box model......Page 138 Applying CSS styling......Page 139 Multiples, classes, and ids, oh my!......Page 154 Review answers......Page 159 Lesson overview......Page 160 Previewing the completed file......Page 161 Formatting text......Page 164 Formatting objects......Page 185 4 Web Design Basics......Page 216 Developing a new website......Page 217 Scenario......Page 220 Working with thumbnails and wireframes......Page 221 Review questions......Page 225 Review answers......Page 226 Lesson overview......Page 227 5 Creating a Page Layout......Page 238 Evaluating page design options......Page 239 Working with predefined layouts......Page 242 Styling an existing layout......Page 244 Styling elements using the Extract panel......Page 247 Extracting text from a Photoshop mockup......Page 251 Troubleshooting CSS styling......Page 254 Extracting text styling from a Photoshop mockup......Page 256 Creating a gradient background using Extract......Page 258 Extracting image assets from a mockup......Page 263 Adding CSS background effects in code......Page 269 Finishing up the layout......Page 274 Review answers......Page 282 6 Working with Templates......Page 284 Creating a template from an existing layout......Page 285 Inserting editable regions......Page 287 Inserting HTML entities......Page 296 Inserting metadata......Page 297 Validating HTML code......Page 301 Producing child pages......Page 302 Moving CSS styles to a linked file......Page 312 Updating a template......Page 316 Review questions......Page 323 Review answers......Page 324 7 Working with Text, Lists, and Tables......Page 325 Previewing the completed file......Page 326 Creating and styling text......Page 329 Creating lists......Page 342 Creating and styling tables......Page 352 Spell-checking webpages......Page 377 Finding and replacing text......Page 380 Optional self-paced exercise......Page 384 Review answers......Page 385 8 Working with Images......Page 386 Web image basics......Page 387 Previewing the completed files......Page 393 Inserting an image......Page 395 Controlling image positions with CSS classes......Page 398 Working with the Insert panel......Page 399 Using the Insert menu......Page 402 Inserting non-web file types......Page 403 Working with Photoshop Smart Objects (optional)......Page 408 Copying and pasting images from Photoshop (optional)......Page 410 Inserting images by drag and drop......Page 416 Optimizing images with the Property inspector......Page 417 Review questions......Page 420 Review answers......Page 421 9 Working with Navigation......Page 422 Hyperlink basics......Page 423 Previewing the completed file......Page 425 Creating internal hyperlinks......Page 428 Creating an external link......Page 437 Setting up email links......Page 441 Creating an image-based link......Page 443 Targeting page elements......Page 446 Locking an element on the screen......Page 453 Styling a navigation menu......Page 454 Checking your page......Page 458 Adding destination links (optional)......Page 459 Review answers......Page 460 10 Adding Interactivity......Page 462 Learning about Dreamweaver behaviors......Page 463 Previewing the completed file......Page 466 Working with Dreamweaver behaviors......Page 467 Inserting a jQuery accordion widget......Page 478 Styling a jQuery accordion......Page 482 Review answers......Page 497 11 Publishing to the Web......Page 498 Defining a remote site......Page 499 Cloaking folders and files......Page 509 Wrapping things up......Page 511 Putting your site online (optional)......Page 514 Synchronizing local and remote sites......Page 518 Review answers......Page 522 12 Working with Code......Page 524 Creating HTML code......Page 525 Working with multicursor support......Page 533 Commenting your code......Page 535 Working with CSS preprocessors......Page 536 Selecting code......Page 552 Collapsing code......Page 555 Accessing Split Code view......Page 556 Previewing assets in Code view......Page 557 Review answers......Page 559 13 Designing for Mobile Devices......Page 560 Responsive design......Page 561 Media type properties......Page 566 Media query syntax......Page 567 Working with the Visual Media Queries interface......Page 568 Introducing web frameworks......Page 571 Identifying the Bootstrap structure......Page 572 Creating a Bootstrap layout......Page 574 Review questions......Page 584 Review answers......Page 585 Appendix: Tiny URLs......Page 586 Index......Page 588 Lesson overview......Page 619 Creating a responsive site template......Page 620 Creating a responsive template......Page 636 Transferring content to a responsive template......Page 653 Managing components in Bootstrap......Page 671 Creating a responsive template......Page 676 Applying a new template to existing pages......Page 678 Review questions......Page 682 Review answers......Page 683 Lesson overview......Page 684 Updating responsive design......Page 685 Adapting content to responsive design......Page 701 Adapting tables to a Bootstrap layout......Page 711 Adapting images to smaller screens......Page 723 Hiding components on a responsive layout......Page 726 Trouble-shooting an interactive element......Page 728 Previewing pages using Real-Time Preview......Page 735 Fixing issues for mobile design and desktop......Page 741 Review answers......Page 753 Lesson overview......Page 755 Understanding web animation and video......Page 756 Previewing the completed file......Page 757 Adding web animation to a page......Page 758 Adding web video to a page......Page 767 Don’t host your own videos......Page 776 Review answers......Page 777 "Creative professionals seeking the fastest, easiest, most comprehensive way to learn Adobe Dreamweaver CC (2019 release) choose Adobe Dreamweaver CC Classroom in a Book (2019 release) from the best-selling series of hands-on software training workbooks from Adobe Press. The 15 project-based step-by-step lessons in this book show users the key techniques for working in Dreamweaver while editing and creating HTML and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Learn how to create webpages for the modern web; use and customize popular web frameworks to build webpages for a wide variety of desktop computers and mobile devices with a minimum of hand coding; incorporate graphics and text; add links to text and images; add interactive elements to your pages, such as HTML5-compatible interactivity; work with the latest HTML5 and CSS3 code and structures; and publish a finished site to the web. A 16th lesson (online) provides valuable hands-on experience in writing and working with code using shorthand and various productivity enhancements. The online assets also include bonus exercises for HTML and CSS, essential to a full understanding of web design and website development." -- Provided by publisher