Uploading your Site with Dreamweaver
Today’s tutorial will show you how to utilize Dreamweaver to upload your website to a web hosting account.
Today’s tutorial will show you how to utilize Dreamweaver to upload your website to a web hosting account.
Today we’re having a brief tutorial on Dreamweaver Library Items. These are very handy for items, like navigation, that occur on many pages but you would like to only update once when they change. You’ll need the sample files if you want to try this at home.
After a brief review of slicing in Fireworks we moved on to the creation of Graphical Rollovers in Fireworks. We are using FIreworks to create the modified artwork shown when you move your mouse over the rollover graphics and then setting the rollovers. Fireworks will create all of the behind-the-scenes Javascript for this to work when we export it to HTML. If you want to try this on your own, you’ll need the sample job folder.
Today we’re working through a Fireworks tutorial on slicing design comps. If you want to try this again at home you’ll need the sample files.
Today’s tutorial looks at the interactive relationship between Fireworks/Photoshop and Dreamweaver.
We’re spending time today working in Dreamweaver with the Layout Tools of Tracing Images and AP-DIVs. This will lead into the next two classes where we start to convert our designs from layered Photoshop files to HTML.
Today we are looking at the process to build Design Comps. There are also three online reading articles for homework.
Today’s tutorial on CSS goes through the differences between the four types of CSS Selectors (Type, Class, ID and Pseudo-Class) as well as walking through examples of each. We’ll work through two of these today and finish up next Tuesday.
There is also a homework/reading assignment on Typography.
Today we’re introducing Cascading Style Sheets, covering their purpose, starting to look at the code, and working with a hands-on tutorial. We’ll spend two more days on this topic.