Adobe Dreamweaver CS5/5.5 Introduction (2 Days)

This course looks at planning and creating a web site in Dreamweaver. Topics include: creating a web site, adding pages, working with text and images, creating tables, adding links, and managing and uploading the web site.

Course Outline

This course introduces the basic concepts of any web site, and how to implement them in Dreamweaver. Students will develop an entire simple web site over the course€(TM)s two days, including the final step of actually publishing it to the Web for the entire world to see.

Detailed List of Topics
Internet Access and HTML
Internet Access and HTML
Planning Web Sites
The Dreamweaver Environment
Viewing and Managing HTML Code

Creating a Web Site
Defining a Web Site
Creating a Basic Web Page
Page Properties
Formatting Text
Introduction to CSS formatting

Adding Lists
Unordered Lists (Bullets)
Order Lists (Numbers)

Building a Web Site
The Site Panel
 
Templates
Adding an Editable Region
Creating Pages Based on Templates
Applying Templates to Existing Pages
Updating Templates
 
Adding Content to Web Pages
Images
Image Properties
Using Images as Bullets
Using PowerPoint to Design icons

Tables
Selecting within a Table
Table Properties
Cell Properties
Nesting Tables

Templates with Repeating Regions

Working with Links
Setting Targets
E-Mail Links
Change how Links Appear
Using Point to File
Image Hotspots
Linking to Places on the Same Page with Named Anchors
 
Enhancing Navigation in a Site
Framesets
Re-Usable Navigation Bars
 
Managing and Uploading a Web Site
The Site Map
Site Link Check, Replace Links Sitewide
Uploading a Site
Changing Some Files, Uploading Just Them

Additional Details

Pre-Requisites

Required: Knowledge of basic Windows use and ability to use keyboard and mouse. Recommended: Working knowledge of one or more other programs, such as Word or Excel.

Certificates offered

Participants receive with this course: * courseware (notes on all topics covered, along with exercises used during course). * a certificate of completion

Cancellation Policy

A full 5 business days notice is required to change or cancel any course date.

Once payment has been received, a credit will be held in your account if we have received sufficient notice of your cancellation or date change (we do not provide refunds). If insufficient notice is received, the entire fee or Tickets for that course date will be charged.

There is no charge for substitutions. If you cannot attend your course and cannot provide the 3 business days notice, you can send someone else in your place with no penalty.

Course Retake

If you cannot provide 5 business days notice of cancellation, you may take the course at a later date at no further charge with the following conditions.

1. You must take the course within 6 months of the original course date (no exceptions). After that time, the full course fee will be charged again.

2. Registration is on a stand-by basis only. If the course date you select becomes fully booked you will be asked to choose another date, which must be within 6 months of the original course date.

3. If you need to change or cancel your free re-take course, we must receive a full 5 business days notice of the change. If insufficient notice is received, this offer no longer applies and the full course fee will be charged again, should you choose to book another date.

4. This course is not transferable to another person. It must be taken by the same person who was scheduled for the original course.

5. This offer applies to the same course only (same software program, same course level and the same software version as was originally booked).

Map & Reviews

Excel Training Toronto
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North York Training Centre
2 Lansing Square, Suite 505
(Victoria Park Ave. & Sheppard Ave. E.)
North York, Ontario
Canada   M2J 4P8

Reviews

 

   

Instructor needs to use breath mints. As to the course, it's understood that there was a great deal to cover in two short days. However, I did feel we didn't have enough time to work with individual elements (through exercises) to get a solid personal grasp. It's one thing to listen to someone talk about a procedure. You do not learn until you have a chance to do it. Also, we weren't given a final exercise of designing a simple page to try to bring together all the material presented.

Reviewed by Terry G. 2011