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Title: Dreamweaver Chapter 2


1
Dreamweaver Chapter 2
  • Mr. Ursone

2
Web Structure
  • Types
  • Grid
  • Random
  • Hierarchical
  • Linear

3
Document Toolbar
Visual Aids
Show Code and Design View
Show Design View
Preview/Debug in Browser
Document Title
File Management
Show Code View
Refresh Design View
View Options
4
The Files Panel
  • The Dreamweaver Files panel provides a view of
    the devices and folders on your computer and
    shows how these devices and folders are organized
  • A folder icon represents a folder

5
The Assets Panel
  • The Assets panel Helps you manage and organize
    your Web sites assets
  • Grouped with the Files panel
  • Assets include images, colors, URL, Flash and
    Shockwave files, movies, scripts, templates, and
    library items

6
Home Page
  • Most Web servers recognize index.htm as the
    default home page and automatically display this
    page without requiring that a user type the full
    URL
  • Is similar to a table of contents or an index in
    a book.

7
Images
  • Graphical images on the web are in one of two
    categories vector and bitmap
  • Vector images are composed of key points and
    paths, which define shapes and coloring
    instructions
  • Associated with Adobe flash or LiveMotion
    animation programs
  • Small file sizes

8
Images
  • Bitmap images are a common type of image file
    that maps out or plots an image on a
    pixel-by-pixel basis.
  • Pixel (Picture Element) The smallest point in a
    graphical image
  • The W and H boxes in the Property inspector
    indicate the width and height of an image,
    measured in pixels.
  • You can specify the size of an image in a variety
    of units. In source code Dreamweaver converts
    the values to pixels
  • The Reset Size tool, on the properties inspector,
    is used to reset the W and H values to the
    original size of an image after they have been
    altered

9
Images
  • The Bit Resolution of an image is described by
    the number of bits used to represent each pixel.
  • GIF Graphics Interchange Format - uses 8 bit
    resolution supports up to 256 colors
  • JPEG Joint Photographics Experts Group
    supports up to 16.7 million colors
  • Invisible Element Marker shows the location of
    the inserted image with the HTML code
  • Alt Specifies the Alternative Text that appears
    in place of the image for text-only browsers or
    for browsers that have been set to download
    images manually

10
GIF89a Format
  • Version of GIF that includes three features that
    are not available in GIF 87 and JPEG formats
  • Transparency allows you to specify a
    transparency color, which allows the background
    color or image to display
  • Interlacing lets the browser begin to build a
    low-resolution version of the full-sized GIF
    picture on the screen while the file is still
    downloading
  • Animation Allows you to include moving images

11
Alignment
  • Alignment determines where on the page the image
    displays and if and how text wraps around the
    image

12
Alignment Options (Table 2-3 pg. 146)
13
V and H Space
  • Allow you to adjust the vertical and horizontal
    space between the image and text
  • Found in the Property inspector

14
Low Src
  • Found in the Property Inspector
  • Specifies the image that should be loaded before
    the main image

15
Editing Images
  • Found in the Property Inspector
  • Image editing Tools Modify and Enhance Images
  • Optimize The process of compressing and setting
    display options for Web graphics
  • Cropping lets you edit an image by reducing the
    area of the image and allows you to eliminate
    unwanted or distracting portions of the image
  • Resampling adds or subtracts pixels from a
    resized JPEG or GIF image
  • Brightness and Contrast Modifies brightness or
    contrast of the pixels in an image
  • Sharpening adjusts the focus of an image by
    increasing the contrast of edges found within an
    image

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Different Types of Links
  • Absolute/External Link Used to link to documents
    on other servers.
  • Links you to web pages outside of your own.
  • Relative/Internal Link Links you to pages
    within your site
  • Named Anchor used to link to a specific location
    within that web page
  • Email link creates a blank e-mail message
    containing the recipients address. It is one of
    the foundation elements of any successful Web site

17
Inserting Relative Links
  • 3 Methods
  • Point to File Method You drag the point to file
    icon to the file or image from the Files or
    Assets Panel
  • Drag-and-Drop Method You drag the file from the
    Files or Assets panel to the Link text box in the
    Property Inspector
  • Browse for File Method is accomplished through
    the Select File dialog box

18
Site Map
  • Graphical Representation of the structure of a
    Web site

19
Standard Toolbar
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Browse in Bridge (Not on Quiz)
  • Dreamweaver provides seamless integration with
    Adobe Bridge, a stand-alone file-browsing
    application. Adobe Bridge is a cross-platform
    application included with Adobe Creative Suite
    3 components that helps you locate, organize, and
    browse the assets you need to create print, web,
    video, and audio content. You can start Bridge
    from any Creative Suite component (except Acrobat
    8), and use it to access both Adobe and non-Adobe
    asset types.

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From Adobe Bridge you can
  • Manage image files Preview, search, sort, and
    process files in Bridge without opening
    individual applications. You can also edit
    metadata for files, and use Bridge to place files
    into your documents, projects, or compositions.
  • Manage your photos Import and edit photos from
    your digital camera card, group related photos in
    stacks, and open or import camera raw files and
    edit their settings without starting Photoshop.
    You can also search leading stock libraries and
    download royalty-free images by way of Adobe
    Stock Photos.
  • Work with Adobe Version Cue-managed assets.
  • Perform automated tasks, such as batch commands.
  • Synchronize color settings across color-managed
    Creative Suite components.
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