• Add links within a site, create anchors, and specify external links.
• Build a frames-based site to assist the viewer in navigation.
• Create a basic Web page by typing text and importing graphics.
• Create and format tables to assist in page design.
• Design a site from scratch, beginning with developing a site map, through final upload of the site to a Web server.
• Explain basic concepts about the Internet and the World Wide Web, and how to publish a site.
• Import text directly into DreamWeaver pages using several methods.
• Navigate in the DreamWeaver work environment.
• Perform character and paragraph formatting on text, and define and apply HTML styles to speed up repetitive formatting.
• Upload a site to a remote Web server.
• Use images as links and create image maps.
• Combine layers with behaviors to provide additional visual feedback for a viewer navigating a site.
• Create CSS styles to streamline text formatting within a page, and create external style sheets to allow formatting information to be used throughout a website.
• Create dynamic user-interface elements, including simple rollovers and complex navigation bars.
• Create layers using a number of techniques, and manage the size, position, stacking order, and visibility of layers.
• Define keyword, descriptions, and other meta tags in order to make your site visible to automatic search engine spiders.
• Target page content to specific browsers and versions.
• Work with libraries to manage repeating site elements.
• Work with timelines to create basic animations and complex time-based sequences on your site pages.

Users, developers, and technical staff at all levels who need to use DreamWeaver's tools to create attractive Web pages and organize them into a professional quality Web site.

Basic knowledge of your computer's operating system

Instructor-Led, Hands on training environment.