Organizing the Site

What is the web from a web author's perspective? Each web site (collection of web pages) is housed on a web server computer in a directory/folder which is readable by web browsers.The site is made up of: web pages, individual text documents coded in HTML (Hypertext Mark-up Language) which are created by Dreamweaver. The web page may also include image files and other multimedia files.

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Workspace and Tools

Dreamweaver provides a graphical working environment for creating web pages. The document window looks similar to the way the completed web page would look. The document window is the main editing window. Dreamweaver provides other program features that publish the web site by transferring files to a web server computer and an area for typing in HTML code if desired.

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Editing HTML and HTML Styles

Dreamweaver provides ways to efficiently clean up the code of web pages. By cleaning up the code, file size is reduced and pages load more quickly.

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Forms with ritmail

Form Parts: The Web Page and the Form Action Program Forms have two parts.

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Behaviors and Rollovers

Behaviors in Dreamweaver apply commonly used Javascript to web pages without requiring knowledge of Javascript. These behaviors provide interactivity in your web pages.

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Site Management and Publishing

Dreamweaver's Site Editor provides a convenient way to move copies of files from a local disk to your web server.

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