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At the UWB/CCC Campus Library, Dreamweaver is the libhelp and UWB Information Systems supported HTML editor. It creates cleaner code than FrontPage, and allows for a consistent appearance across multiple browsers, among other benefits. This portal provides links to tutorials, guides, and tools to help you use Dreamweaver at the Campus Library.
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Dreamweaver is a powerful web development tool that enables you to code your site in more than just raw HTML. It has powerful CSS support so you can either edit an existing style sheet or define a sheet from scratch, within the application. It ... supports a template-based approach to web design, so if you need to create multiple pages of a similar design, create a template and then design pages around this template. If you need to make a change to the design, simply edit the template and all the pages coded from this template will be updated.
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Dreamweaver CS3 gives you the option of writing either HTML or XHTML. If you choose to generate HTML, the code written is either HTML 4.01 Transitional or HTML 4.01 Strict. If you choose to generate XHTML, the code written is either XHTML 1.0 Transitional, XHTML 1.0 Strict or XHTML 1.1. Dreamweaver writes JavaScript which ranges from 1 to 1.2, using the most widely compatible code.
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For editing its HTML, Dreamweaver 4 now offers an integrated Code view that is especially useful when used in its split mode to show both layout and HTML simultaneously. To an extent the change is just cosmetic - effectively tiling the document window with the HTML Source palette - but it makes a huge practical difference by bringing visual and code editing even closer. In addition Dreamweaver 4 now offers live syntax colour-coding as you type and palette-based access to O'Reilly's definitive HTML, JavaScript and CSS code references.
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[One] advantage to using Dreamweaver is that the program is extensible. Hundreds of third party extensions that add functionality may be downloaded for free or purchased. Extensions are usually written in html, JavaScript, or C. Most extensions do one or more of the following: automate changes to a document, interact with Dreamweaver to open or close windows or documents, connect to a data source, insert or manage a block of server code. Dreamweaver offers both a JavaScript API and a Utility API.
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Dreamweaver CS3 continues to support not only the creation and editing of XML and XSL files, but it ... allows you to import DTDs and schemas and to validate XML documents. When opening XML files in Dreamweaver, they will be displayed in Code view.
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