- Copyright
- About the Author
- About the Instructional Designer
- Credits
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Who Should Read This Book?
- What Hardware and Software Do You Need?
- How This Book Is Organized
- Part I — Laying the Groundwork in Dreamweaver CS3
- Part II — Designing and Crafting Core Pages
- Part III — Adding Advanced Design Features
- Part IV — Incorporating Dynamic Data
- Part V — Including Multimedia Elements
- Part VI — Enhancing Productivity and Web Site Management
- Part VII — Extending Dreamweaver
- Appendix
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Navigating This Book
- Further Information
- I. Laying the Groundwork in Dreamweaver CS3
- 1. What's New in Dreamweaver CS3
- 2. Introducing Dreamweaver CS3
- 2.1. The Dynamic World of Dreamweaver
- 2.2. The Dreamweaver Interface
- 2.2.1. Easy text entry
- 2.2.2. Drag-and-drop data fields
- 2.2.3. One-stop object modification
- 2.2.4. Accessing and managing resources
- 2.2.5. Complete custom environment
- 2.2.6. Managing keyboard shortcuts
- 2.2.7. Simple selection process
- 2.2.8. Enhanced layout options
- 2.2.9. Plugin media preview
- 2.2.10. Extended find and replace
- 2.3. Up-to-Date Code Standards
- 2.4. Next-Generation Features
- 2.5. Program Extensibility
- 2.6. Automation Enhancements
- 2.7. Site Management Tools
- 2.8. Summary
- 3. Touring Dreamweaver
- 4. Setting Your Preferences
- 4.1. Customizing Your Environment
- 4.1.1. General preferences
- 4.1.1.1. Document options
- 4.1.1.2. Editing options
- 4.1.1.2.1. Show Dialog When Inserting Objects option
- 4.1.1.2.2. Enable Double-Byte Inline Input option
- 4.1.1.2.3. Switch To Plain Paragraph After Heading option
- 4.1.1.2.4. Allow Multiple Consecutive Spaces option
- 4.1.1.2.5. Use <strong> And <em> In Place Of And option
- 4.1.1.2.6. Use CSS Instead Of HTML Tags option
- 4.1.1.2.7. Warn When Placing Editable Regions Within <p> Or <h1>-<h6> Tags option
- 4.1.1.2.8. Centering option
- 4.1.1.2.9. Maximum Number Of History Steps option
- 4.1.1.2.10. Spelling Dictionary option
- 4.1.2. Preferences for invisible elements
- 4.1.3. Highlighting preferences
- 4.1.4. Status Bar preferences
- 4.1.5. File Types / Editors preferences
- 4.1.6. Copy/Paste preferences
- 4.1.7. New Document preferences
- 4.1.1. General preferences
- 4.2. Adjusting Advanced Features
- 4.3. Making Online Connections
- 4.3.1. Site preferences
- 4.3.1.1. Always Show Local/Remote Files On The Right/Left option
- 4.3.1.2. Dependent Files options
- 4.3.1.3. FTP Connection: Disconnect After __ Minutes Idle option
- 4.3.1.4. FTP Time Out option
- 4.3.1.5. FTP Transfer options: Select Default Action In Dialogs After __ Seconds
- 4.3.1.6. Firewall Host and Firewall Port options
- 4.3.1.7. Put options
- 4.3.1.8. Move options
- 4.3.1.9. Manage Sites button
- 4.3.2. Preview In Browser preferences
- 4.3.1. Site preferences
- 4.4. Customizing Your Code
- 4.4.1. Fonts preferences
- 4.4.2. Code Hints preferences
- 4.4.3. Code Rewriting preferences
- 4.4.3.1. Fix Invalidly Nested And Unclosed Tags option
- 4.4.3.2. Rename Form Items When Pasting option
- 4.4.3.3. Remove Extra Closing Tags option
- 4.4.3.4. Warn When Fixing Or Removing Tags option
- 4.4.3.5. Never Rewrite Code preferences
- 4.4.3.6. Special Character Encoding preferences
- 4.4.3.7. URL Encoding preferences
- 4.4.3.8. Active Content preferences
- 4.4.4. Code Coloring preferences
- 4.4.5. Code Format preferences
- 4.4.6. Validator preferences
- 4.5. Summary
- 4.1. Customizing Your Environment
- 5. Setting Up Sites and Servers
- 5.1. Planning Your Site
- 5.2. Mapping Dynamic Pages for Web Applications
- 5.3. Defining a Site
- 5.4. Cloaking Site Folders
- 5.5. Managing Site Info
- 5.6. Working Directly with Servers
- 5.7. Creating and Saving New Pages
- 5.8. Creating New Documents
- 5.9. Previewing Your Web Pages
- 5.10. Putting Your Pages Online
- 5.11. Summary
- II. Designing and Crafting Core Pages
- 6. Accessing the Code Directly
- 6.1. The Structure of a Web Page
- 6.2. Expanding into XHTML
- 6.3. doctype and doctype Switching
- 6.4. Defining <head> Elements
- 6.5. Adding to the <body>
- 6.6. Working with Code View and the Code Inspector
- 6.7. Using the Coding Toolbar
- 6.8. Enhancing Code Authoring Productivity
- 6.9. Adding Code through the Snippets Panel
- 6.10. Using the Reference Panel
- 6.11. Modifying Code with the Tag Inspector
- 6.12. Rapid Tag Modification with the Quick Tag Editor
- 6.13. Adding Java Applets
- 6.14. Adding JavaScript and VBScript
- 6.15. Validating Your Page
- 6.16. Inserting Symbols and Special Characters
- 6.17. Summary
- 7. Building Style Sheet Web Pages
- 7.1. Understanding Cascading Style Sheets
- 7.2. Working with the CSS Styles Panel
- 7.3. Creating and Applying a Style Sheet in Dreamweaver
- 7.4. Styles and Their Attributes
- 7.5. Design Time Style Sheets
- 7.6. Summary
- 8. Working with Text
- 8.1. Starting with Headings
- 8.2. Working with Paragraphs
- 8.3. Checking Your Spelling
- 8.4. Using Find and Replace
- 8.5. Controlling Whitespace
- 8.6. Working with Microsoft Office Documents
- 8.7. Styling Your Text
- 8.8. Modifying Text Format
- 8.9. Incorporating Dates
- 8.10. Commenting Your Code
- 8.11. Summary
- 9. Inserting Images
- 9.1. Web Graphic Formats
- 9.2. Using Inline Images
- 9.3. Adding Background Images
- 9.4. Dividing the Web Page with Horizontal Rules
- 9.5. Applying Simple Web Animation
- 9.6. Including Banner Ads
- 9.7. Inserting Rollover Images
- 9.8. Adding a Navigation Bar
- 9.9. Summary
- 10. Establishing Web Links
- 6. Accessing the Code Directly
- III. Adding Advanced Design Features
- 11. Working with Divs and AP Elements
- 11.1. Divs and AP Elements 101
- 11.2. Placing <div> Tags
- 11.3. Creating AP Elements with Dreamweaver
- 11.4. Modifying an AP Element
- 11.4.1. Selecting an AP element
- 11.4.2. Resizing an AP element
- 11.4.3. Moving an AP element
- 11.4.4. Using the CSS-P Property inspector
- 11.4.5. The AP Elements panel
- 11.4.6. Aligning AP elements
- 11.4.7. Adding elements to an AP element
- 11.4.8. Forms and AP elements
- 11.5. Creating Your Page Design with AP Elements
- 11.6. Activating AP Elements with Behaviors
- 11.7. Creating a Loading AP Element
- 11.8. Summary
- 12. Using Behaviors
- 12.1. Understanding Behaviors, Events, and Actions
- 12.2. Attaching a Behavior
- 12.2.1. Using the Behaviors panel
- 12.2.2. Adding a behavior
- 12.2.3. Managing events
- 12.2.4. Standard actions
- 12.2.4.1. Call JavaScript
- 12.2.4.2. Change Property
- 12.2.4.3. Check Plugin
- 12.2.4.4. Drag AP Element
- 12.2.4.5. Go to URL
- 12.2.4.6. Open Browser Window
- 12.2.4.7. Play Sound
- 12.2.4.8. Popup Message
- 12.2.4.9. Preload Images
- 12.2.4.10. Set Nav Bar Image
- 12.2.4.11. Set Text of Container
- 12.2.4.12. Set Text of Frame
- 12.2.4.13. Set Text of Status Bar
- 12.2.4.14. Set Text of Text Field
- 12.2.4.15. Show-Hide Elements
- 12.2.4.16. Swap Image and Swap Image Restore
- 12.2.4.17. Timelines: Go To Timeline Frame, Play Timeline, and Stop Timeline
- 12.2.4.18. Validate Form
- 12.2.5. New Adobe effects in Dreamweaver CS3
- 12.2.6. Deprecated behaviors
- 12.3. Installing, Managing, and Modifying Behaviors
- 12.4. Summary
- 13. Setting Up Tables
- 13.1. HTML Table Fundamentals
- 13.2. Inserting Tables in Dreamweaver
- 13.3. Modifying Tables
- 13.4. Sorting Tables
- 13.5. Importing Tabular Data
- 13.6. Designing with Layout Mode
- 13.7. Summary
- 14. Interactive Forms
- 14.1. How HTML Forms Work
- 14.2. Inserting a Form in Dreamweaver
- 14.3. Using Text Fields
- 14.4. Providing Checkboxes and Radio Buttons
- 14.5. Creating Form Lists and Menus
- 14.6. Navigating with a Jump Menu
- 14.7. Activating Your Form with Buttons
- 14.8. Using Hidden and File Fields
- 14.9. Improving Accessibility
- 14.10. Styling Forms with CSS
- 14.11. Summary
- 15. Creating Lists
- 16. Using Frames and Framesets
- 16.1. Frames and Framesets: The Basics
- 16.2. Creating a Frameset and Frames
- 16.3. Adding More Frames
- 16.4. Selecting, Saving, and Closing Framesets
- 16.5. Working with the Frameset Property Inspector
- 16.6. Modifying a Frame
- 16.7. Targeting Frame Content
- 16.8. Handling Frameless Browsers
- 16.9. Investigating Iframes
- 16.10. Summary
- 17. Working with Timelines
- 17.1. Into the Fourth Dimension with Timelines
- 17.2. Creating Animations with Timelines
- 17.3. Adding AP Elements and Images to the Timelines Panel
- 17.4. Modifying a Timeline
- 17.5. Triggering Behaviors in Timelines
- 17.6. Summary
- 18. Powering Ajax Pages with Spry
- 11. Working with Divs and AP Elements
- IV. Incorporating Dynamic Data
- 19. Establishing Connections and Recordsets
- 20. Making Data Dynamic
- 21. Managing Data
- 22. Working with Live Data
- 23. Crafting Multiple-Page Applications
- V. Including Multimedia Elements
- 24. Adobe Photoshop, Fireworks, and Bridge Integration
- 25. Inserting Flash and Shockwave Elements
- 25.1. Director and Flash: What's the Difference?
- 25.2. Including Flash and Shockwave Movies in Dreamweaver Projects
- 25.3. Specifying Shockwave Properties
- 25.4. Designating Flash Attributes
- 25.5. Integrating Flash Elements
- 25.6. Creating Flash Buttons
- 25.7. Working with Flash Text
- 25.8. Configuring MIME Types
- 25.9. Managing Links in Flash Movies with Dreamweaver
- 25.10. Triggering Behaviors from Flash Movies
- 25.11. Editing Flash Movies from within Dreamweaver
- 25.12. Summary
- 26. Adding Video to Your Web Page
- 27. Using Audio on Your Web Page
- VI. Enhancing Productivity and Web Site Management
- 28. Using Dreamweaver Templates
- 28.1. Understanding Templates
- 28.2. Creating Your Own Templates
- 28.3. Using Editable Regions
- 28.4. Adding Content to Template Documents
- 28.5. Making Attributes Editable
- 28.6. Setting Editable Attributes
- 28.7. Enabling Repeating Regions
- 28.8. Establishing Optional Regions
- 28.9. Nesting Templates
- 28.10. Working with Templates in the Assets Panel
- 28.11. Updating Templates
- 28.12. Removing Template Markup
- 28.13. Changing the Default Document
- 28.14. Summary
- 29. Using Repeating Elements
- 30. Maximizing Browser Targeting
- 31. Building Web Sites with a Team
- 31.1. Following Check In/Check Out Procedures
- 31.2. Keeping Track with Design Notes
- 31.3. Browsing File View Columns
- 31.4. Generating Reports
- 31.5. Administering Adobe Contribute Sites
- 31.6. Integrating Dreamweaver with Visual SourceSafe
- 31.7. Communicating with WebDAV
- 31.8. Summary
- 32. Integrating with XML and XSLT
- 28. Using Dreamweaver Templates
- VII. Extending Dreamweaver
- 33. Customizing Dreamweaver
- 33.1. Adding New Commands
- 33.2. Managing Menus and Keyboard Shortcuts
- 33.3. Working with Custom Tags
- 33.4. Customizing Property Inspectors
- 33.5. Making Custom Floating Panels
- 33.6. Developing Translators
- 33.7. Extending C-Level Libraries
- 33.8. Customizing Your Tag Libraries
- 33.9. Summary
- 34. Handling Server Behaviors
- 34.1. Understanding Server Behaviors
- 34.2. Applying and Managing Server Behaviors
- 34.3. Standard Server Behaviors
- 34.3.1. Recordset (Query)
- 34.3.2. Repeat Region
- 34.3.3. Recordset Paging
- 34.3.4. Move To Specific Record
- 34.3.5. Show Region
- 34.3.6. Go To Detail Page
- 34.3.7. Go To Related Page
- 34.3.8. Insert Record
- 34.3.9. Update Record
- 34.3.10. Delete Record
- 34.3.11. User authentication
- 34.3.12. Dynamic elements
- 34.3.13. Stored procedure/command/callable
- 34.3.14. Special JSP server behaviors
- 34.3.15. ASP.NET server behaviors
- 34.4. Installing Additional Server Behaviors
- 34.5. Creating Custom Server Behaviors
- 34.6. Summary
- 33. Customizing Dreamweaver
- VIII. Appendix
- A. What's on the CD-ROM?
- 35. Creating and Using Objects
- BC1.1. Inserting Dreamweaver Objects
- BC1.2. Modifying the Insert Bar
- BC1.3. Adding Other Objects
- BC1.4. Creating Custom Objects
- BC1.5. Putting JavaScript to Work in Custom Objects
- BC1.6. Summary
- 36. Creating a Behavior
- BC2.1. Creating a Behavior from Scratch
- BC2.2. The Extending Dreamweaver Documentation
- BC2.2.1. Document Object Model
- BC2.2.2. Dreamweaver JavaScript API extensions
- BC2.2.2.1. The dreamweaver.getDocumentDOM() function
- BC2.2.2.2. The dom.getSelection() function
- BC2.2.2.3. The dom.setSelection() function
- BC2.2.2.4. The dom.offsetsToNode() function
- BC2.2.2.5. The dom.nodeToOffsets() function
- BC2.2.2.6. The dreamweaver.getTokens() function
- BC2.2.2.7. The dreamweaver.getElementRef() function
- BC2.2.2.8. The dreamweaver.getBehaviorTag() function
- BC2.2.2.9. The dreamweaver.getBehaviorElement() function
- BC2.2.2.10. The dreamweaver.browseForFileURL() function
- BC2.2.2.11. The dreamweaver.getDocumentPath() function
- BC2.2.2.12. The dreamweaver.getConfigurationPath() function
- BC2.2.2.13. The dreamweaver.getSiteRoot() function
- BC2.2.2.14. The dreamweaver.releaseDocument() function
- BC2.2.2.15. The dreamweaver.browseDocument() function
- BC2.2.2.16. The dreamweaver.openDocument() and dreamweaver.createDocument() functions
- BC2.2.2.17. The dreamweaver.saveDocument() function
- BC2.2.2.18. The dreamweaver.editLockedRegions() function
- BC2.2.2.19. The dreamweaver.popupAction() and dreamweaver.runCommand() functions
- BC2.2.2.20. The dreamweaver.latin1ToNative() and dreamweaver.nativeToLatin1() functions
- BC2.2.2.21. The dreamweaver.relativeToAbsoluteURL() function
- BC2.2.3. Behavior API
- BC2.3. Useful Common Functions
- BC2.4. Dreamweaver Behavior Techniques
- BC2.5. Summary
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