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Chapter 1The Many Ways to Design a Web PageIn This Chapter Comparing Web design options Knowing about browser differences Developing a Web site Cu

20Part I: Creating Great Web Sites Understanding Browser DifferencesBefore you start creating Web pages, know that no matter how carefully you create

21 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web PageHere’s a bird’s-eye view of getting started in the Dreamweaver interface: 1. When you launch Dreamwe

22Part I: Creating Great Web Sites Changing workspace layoutsDreamweaver CS4 has eight preset workspace layouts to choose from. These layouts arrange

23 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web Pageworking links and dynamic content so that the page works in Dreamweaver much as it would when previewe

24Part I: Creating Great Web Sites The docking panelsThe docking panels are located to the right of the work area when you choose any of the designer

25 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web PageThe Insert panelThe Insert panel, located at the top of the panel section, includes seven sub-categori

26Part I: Creating Great Web Sites can move the inspector anywhere on the screen or you can drag it into the panel group and dock it there. When you d

27 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web PageOn the far left of the status bar, as shown in the top of Figure 1-9, you find the tag selector, which

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12Part I: Creating Great Web Sites Developing a New SiteIn a nutshell, building a Web site involves creating individual pages and link-ing them to oth

13 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web Pagebar to include links to the main pages of your site on every page of your site. You find instructions

14Part I: Creating Great Web Sites Although at first glance, the code can look like hieroglyphics, basic HTML is not that complex. Most XHTML tags wor

15 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web Pagedecide later that you want all your headlines to use the Garamond font instead of Arial, change the st

16Part I: Creating Great Web Sites  Web sites designed in CSS are accessible to more visitors. When Web designers talk about accessibility, they mea

17 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web Page Figure 1-3: In the old days, the only way you could create a 2-column Web design was by using an HTML

18Part I: Creating Great Web Sites a little like the plastic Pink Flamingos stuck in the front yards of so many homes in South Florida; some people lo

19 Chapter 1: The Many Ways to Design a Web Page Figure 1-4: Frames enable you to display multiple Web pages in one browser window. Figure 1-5: Total