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Click on a Tutorial's Title to View It. Server Side IncludesCategory: Dreamweaver If you are developing big web sites with parts of the web pages having repetitive content, you absolutely must use Server Side Includes(SSI). Notice in this site all the sections have the same header, site search and left menu. If we were to make a change any of these areas we would have to manually change it in all the pages or if we were using templates or libraries we would have to FTP all the pages every time we make a change. As we are using Includes we need to make the change only in the Include and it automatically gets reflected in all the sites that are using that Include. Best of all it reduces our FTP time by more than 200% as we only need to FTP one file and not all the pages using the Include (If you are familiar with using templates and libraries you will know that though using templates and libraries cuts down your development time a lot you still have to FTP all the files that use the library or template. This is not the case when using SSI's). Written by Rachna Dreamweaver Image Maps Category: Dreamweaver Learn how to link to different pages from the same image using image maps in Dreamweaver. What are image maps? An image map is an image that has been divided into regions, or "hotspots"; when a hotspot is clicked an action occurs, for example a new file opens. The image found at the bottom is an example of an image map. All the links are in one image which are linked to different pages. Written by Rachna Dreamweaver Layers Category: Dreamweaver Layers are DHTML components and are similar to tables with a few different properties. Like tables they are containers where you put text or images. Unlike tables layers allow you to position an image or text in a particular point on the page and dreamwever automatically derives the x and y coordinates for the layer. You can reposition the layer by selecting and dragging it on the screen. Layers can be hidden or made visible, this is an added advantage in layers. Layers are viewed differently in different browsers. Written by Rachna Dreamweaver Forms Category: Dreamweaver Tips on customizing input boxes, list menus, submit buttons. Also learn how to validate forms using Dreamweaver behaviors. Written by Rachna Dreamweaver Photo Album/ Picture Gallery Category: Dreamweaver n this tutorial you will learn how to create a complete web photo album in Dreamweaver within minutes! The photo album will contain thumbnails that when clicked on will show the larger size of the pictures with navigation to go forward or backward to view the entire album. A web photo album can be used to showcase products, portfolios, art and photography galleries and more. Examples of web photo albums we designed and developed can be seen at NWFloridaland.com and Sunbeam4Kids.com. Click on the images thumbnails to navigate between the pictures. Written by Rachna A tutorial on using Templates in Dreamweaver Category: Dreamweaver A template is a common structure of a web site that most of your web pages use. Usually web sites follow a standard structure, for e.g. you would have a header, a navigation bar and a footer that is common to all your pages. Imagine that your site has 25 pages. If you need to make one small change, let's say adding a new link, you would need to go to each of those 25 pages and change it manually. But using a template you only need to change it in the template and all the pages get updated automatically. Here you will learn how to use templates in Dreamweaver. Written by Unknown Defining a Site in Dreamweaver Category: Dreamweaver Defining a Site in Dreamweaver to organize your site's file structure Written by Unknown Swap images Category: Dreamweaver Use swap images to liven up your site and add a bit of interactivity. Written by Unknown Jump Menus Category: Dreamweaver If you have a lot of links on a page and don't have enough of space to fit them all a simple way to add the links is to create a jump menu. Written by Unknown Play Sound Category: Dreamweaver Playing sound on rollovers or on page loads, etc. With behaviours. Written by Unknown |
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