Adobe Dreamweaver is a popular Web design program you can use to create advanced web sites.
Find step-by-step tutorials in the menu on the left, or skim through tutorials below.
For quick answers, search the Dreamweaver FAQ (frequently asked questions).
In this short intro video, Janine explains different ways you can create web sites and what you'll learn in each of her training videos, including her Crash Courses in Dreamweaver CS5 and Cascading Style Sheets.
Order Janine's training videos on CSS and Dreamweaver CS5, CS4 and CS3 in the video section.
Every upgrade brings something new, but Dreamweaver CS5 brings more goodies than most upgrades.
These short tutorials introduce the coolest new features, including troubleshooting CSS with the new Inspect option, adding advanced AJAX and JQUERY elements with the Widget Browser, and testing your pages in different Web browsers using Adobe BrowserLab.
Use Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 to edit a WordPress blog post or theme
Simple Buy Now buttons and an easy-to-use shopping cart make Google Checkout an ideal of option for many small e-commerce sites.
Sell your photos, books, admission to an event, or whatever you have to offer with Google Checkout. Just copy a little code from the Google Checkout site into your pages in Dreamweaver or WordPress and you're in business. (Learn how...)
The first step to working on any site in Dreamweaver is defining your site and identifying a main root folder where you'll store all of the files and folders in your site. Take a few minutes to set up your site and Dreamweaver will manage your links properly. (Free tutorial for Dreamweaver CS4, CS3, 8)
The setup process was simplified in Dreamweaver CS5. Everything looks different, but it's easier than ever now that there are only two quick steps to getting started.
That makes this a quick tutorial short so I've thrown in a few extra tips, like how to set up an images folder and configure multiple servers.
You can use Behaviors in Dreamweaver to create many interactive features; like opening a small browser window when someone clicks on an image. This is a great way to make supplemental information available without closing the page a visitor is already viewing. (Free tutorial for Dreamweaver CS4, CS3, or 8)
Extend Dreamweaver's capabilities by installing new extensions to create interactive navigation elements, Flash buttons, online shopping systems and more. (Free tutorial for Adobe Dreamweaver 8 and CS3)
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