Self-taught: Dreamweaver Web Design (with CD-ROM)

Author: Times Technology Compiler
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: As is well known, the best way to learn computer software is "hands-on practice," and the purpose of learning software is "application." Therefore, this book focuses on how to quickly learn and practically apply Dreamweaver, introducing its basic functions, practical applications, and operational tips through a series of examples. The book consists of 15 chapters. Chapters 1 and 2 introduce the basics of web page creation, such as the elements of a web page, layout, color schemes, and dimensions. Chapters 3 to 14 cover the functions, interface components, and basic operations of DreamweaverMX2004, site planning and setup, page attribute settings and layout, methods for using text, images, Flash animations, and sound on web pages, setting up various types of hyperlinks, creating dynamic effects on web pages using "Behaviors," extending Dreamweaver's functionality with third-party plugins, creating simple dynamic web pages, the use of templates and libraries, site testing and publishing. Chapter 15 provides a comprehensive website design example. The book comes with an exciting multimedia teaching CD-ROM, which introduces the basics of DreamweaverMX2004 in a lively and engaging manner and demonstrates the creation process of two examples. Additionally, the CD-ROM includes all the example results and materials used in the book to help readers learn better. This book is suitable for web designers and computer enthusiasts, and can also be used as a supplementary teaching material for students and teachers in related fields.