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Dreamweaver MX for Dummies

* This easy-to-use reference guide, designed to make creating top notch Web sites more intuitive and efficient, covers the new features and updates included in the new version of Dreamweaver.
* Filled with to the point tips and easy to follow instructions, this book will be the Web designer's secret weapon in the race to design high caliber and functional Web sites.
* When it comes to the most advanced HTML features, such as Dynamic HTML and Cascading Style Sheets; this book really shines making it fun and easy to add animations, rollover effects, and multimedia to bring any site to life.
* The book includes bonus Fireworks coverage, making it even more attractive to the target audience.
ABOUT THE CD-ROM
Includes a CD-ROM with Dreamweaver and Fireworks tryouts, valuable templates, scripts, objects, artwork, and useful utilities.

Biography

Janine Warner, a former online executive for The Miami Herald and CNET Latin America, is currently a consultant, professional speaker, and syndicated newspaper columnist.

Ivonne Berkowitz is a Web Services Coordinator for PBS&J and a consultant for ModernMethod.

Table of Contents

Introduction.

Part I: Fulfilling Your Dreams.

Chapter 1: Introducing Your New Best Friend.

Chapter 2: Setting Up a Web Site with Dreamweaver.

Part II: Looking Like a Million (Even on a Budget).

Chapter 3: Designing a Well-Planned Site.

Chapter 4: Coordinating Your Design Work.

Chapter 5: Adding Graphics.

Part III: Advancing Your Site.

Chapter 6: Coming to the HTML Table.

Chapter 7: Framing Your Pages.

Chapter 8: Formatting Text in HTML and CSS.

Part IV: Making It Cool.

Chapter 9: Adding Interactivity with Dynamic HTML and Behaviors.

Chapter 10: Creating Advanced DHTML Features.

Chapter 11: Roundtrip Integration: Fireworks and Dreamweaver.

Chapter 12: Showing Off with Multimedia.

Chapter 13: Forms Follow Function.

Part V: Working with Dynamic Content.

Chapter 14: Building a Dynamic Web Site: Getting Started.

Chapter 15: Bringing Data into the Mix.

Chapter 16: Using Forms to Manage Your Dynamic Web Site.

Part VI: The Part of Tens.

Chapter 17: Ten Great Sites Designed with Dreamweaver.

Chapter 18: Ten Web Site Ideas You Can Use.

Chapter 19: Ten Timesaving Dreamweaver Tips.

Appendix: About the CD.

Index.

End-User License Agreement.

Installation Instructions.

Bonus Chapter 1: Getting into HTML.

Bonus Chapter 2: Glossary.
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