Adobe Dreamweaver - Intermediate

Target Audience

This course is aimed at anyone who has some experience of Dreamweaver® CS3 and wishes to examine some of the more advanced features.

Pre-Course Requirements

Delegates should be familiar with the basics of Dreamweaver® CS3, either from attending our Introductory Course or knowledge gained from their own experience.

Benefits to the Employer

Staff will respond to your commitment to their career development and are likely to become more motivated to perform well and be dedicated to the business. Well-trained staff will be able to complete tasks more quickly and efficiently and productivity may go up.

Course Aims

This course allows the delegate to experience the power of Dreamweaver® CS3. By the end of the course, the user will be competent with the following skills:

Course Outline

Working in Code View

- Use Coding Tools

- Search for and Replace Code

- Use Design Notes and Comments

Formatting with Style Sheets

- Create CSS Styles

- Apply External Styles to Multiple Pages

- Redefine Style Sheets

Creating an Effective User-Navigation Interface

- Create Rollovers

- Create a Navigation Bar

- Add Flash Buttons and Text to a Page

- Use Spry User Interface Widgets

- Add Spry Effects

Working with AP Elements

- Create AP Elements

- Control AP Elements Dynamically

- Insert Rich Media Objects into an AP Element

Automating Tasks

- Add Library Items from Site Pages

- Place Library Items onto Site Pages

- Use Snippets

- Replay Actions Using the History Panel

Creating Forms

- Set up Forms

- Add Form Elements

- Validate Forms

Authoring with XML Based Data

- Integrate XML ased Data

- Display XML Data Using Spry

This course outline is a guide. All our courses can be tailored to customer requirements.

Progression

Adobe® Flash®,Photoshop and Microsoft Office applications including Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access or Project.