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Dreamweaver MX 2004

Dreamweaver is the professional’s choice for developing web sites and web applications. With Dreamwaever training from Makau, go from start to finish, create and maintaining basic websites, and learn to support best practices and the latest technologies.

3 levels - 92 modules - 9 learning hours

Available Options

SINGLE USER: Dreamweaver MX 2004 (3 levels)

DVD-ROMs, e-Study Guides	$149.00	Add To Cart
1 YR ONLINE	$149.00	Add To Cart
CD-ROMs, e-Study Guides	$149.00	Add To Cart
MULTI USER: Dreamweaver MX 2004 (3 levels)

DVD-ROMs, e-Study Guides	$298.00	Add To Cart
CD-ROMs, e-Study Guides	$298.00	Add To Cart
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Course Instructor: David Humes

David is an Adobe Certified Expert (ACE) in Photoshop, a Certified Practitioner of NLP, and an expert in Macromedia Dreamweaver, Flash, web design, print design, Adobe InDesign, and QuarkXPress. David has conducted training seminars for Johns Hopkins University, the U.S. Army, Roche Pharmaceuticals, the training staff of ITT Technical Institute, and countless others. Since 1988, he has been involved in desktop publishing and computer graphics. His experience from presenting over 600 full-day seminars to thousands of attendees in 48 of the 50 states and throughout Canada has helped him breakdown complex concepts into language that anyone can understand.

Course Outline

Level 1 Introduction

1.0 Introducing Dreamwearver

1.1 Choosing a Workspace
1.2 Extensions
1.3 Planning
1.4 How the Internet Works
1.5 Resources
1.6 Learn HTML in Dreamweaver

2.0 Preferences

2.1 Changing General Preferences
2.2 Changing Accessibility
2.3 Changing Color Coding
2.4 Altering Invisible Elements
2.5 Creating a New Document
2.6 Previewing in the Browser

3.0 Interface

3.1 Start Page
3.2 Toolbar and Window
3.3 Panels
3.4 Insert Bar
3.5 Property Inspector

4.0 Site Management

4.1 Defining a Site
4.2 Files Panel
4.3 Site Map View
4.4 Reports
4.5 Check Links Sitewide

5.0 Page Properties

5.1 Changing Appearance
5.2 Changing Title/Encoding
5.3 Tracing Image
5.4 Links and Headings

6.0 Level Conclusion

Level 2 Introduction

1.0 Using Tables

1.1 Inserting Standard Tables
1.2 Formatting
1.3 Layout Mode
1.4 Nested Tables
1.5 Hybrid Tables

2.0 Using Layers

2.1 Using Tracing Images
2.2 Using Layers
2.3 Convert Layers to Tables
2.4 Show/Hide Layers

3.0 Templates and Library Items

3.1 Creating a Template
3.2 Modifying a Template
3.3 Creating a Library Item
3.4 Modifying a Library Item
3.5 Using Library Items and Templates Together

4.0 Automation and Accessibility

4.1 Creating Commands
4.2 Find and Replace
4.3 Web Photo Album
4.4 Accessibility Prefrences
4.5 Inserting Accessible Content

5.0 Typography

5.1 HTML vs. CSS
5.2 Font Lists
5.3 Font Size Options HTML or XHTML
5.4 Lists HTML and XHTML
5.5 Color Schemes

6.0 Level Conclusion

Level 3 Introduction

1.0 All About Links

1.1 Image Links
1.2 Absolute vs. Relative
1.3 Image Maps
1.4 Named Anchor

2.0 Rollovers and Behaviors

2.1 Insert Rollover Image
2.2 Insert Navigation Bar
2.3 Pop-up Menu
2.4 Open Link in New Browser Window
2.5 Check Plugin

3.0 Flash and QuickTime Video

3.1 Insert Flash
3.2 Image Viewer
3.3 Insert Flash Text
3.4 Insert Flash Button
3.5 Insert QuickTime Video

4.0 Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

4.1 Change Page Properties
4.2 Exporting and Linking
4.3 Redefining XHTML Elements
4.4 Custom Classes
4.5 Relevant CSS Panel

5.0 Going Live

5.1 FTP Settings
5.2 Uploading Files to a Web Server
5.3 Downloading Files to a web server
5.4 Synchronization
5.5 Cloaking

6.0 Course Conclusion