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Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Level 2
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| Course title | Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Level 2 |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £295 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 1 |
| Code | ADDWCS5L2 |
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Overview
In this course you will develop professional-looking web pages using the Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 application.
This course is intended for web developers, designers, and administrators who are familiar with the basic tools and features of Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 and want to expand on existing knowledge to gain intermediate to advanced skills for creating and maintaining more robust interactive websites.
Prerequisites
- Attendance of Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Level 1 course: ADDWCS5L1 (or equivalent knowledge)
Delegates will learn how to
- Work in Code view and use coding tools and features available in Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
- Format web pages using advanced CSS techniques
- Work with AP elements
- Work with Spry elements
- Create and validate forms
- Integrate external files with Dreamweaver
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Working in Code View
- Topic 1A: Use Coding Tools
- Topic 1B: Search for and Replace Code
- Topic 1C: Add Design Notes and Comments
Lesson 2: Formatting with Advanced CSS Techniques
- Topic 2A: Use External Style Sheets
- Topic 2B: Create a Layout Using CSS
- Topic 2C: Apply Rollover Effects Using CSS
Lesson 3: Working with AP Elements
- Topic 3A: Create AP Elements
- Topic 3B: Control AP Elements
Lesson 4: Working with Spry Elements
- Topic 4A: Use Spry Interface Widgets
- Topic 4B: Use Spry Data Sets
Lesson 5: Creating a Form
- Topic 5A: Set Up a Form
- Topic 5B: Add Form Elements
- Topic 5C: Validate a Form
Lesson 6: Integrating External Files with Dreamweaver
- Topic 6A: Integrate Photoshop Images in Dreamweaver
- Topic 6B: Insert Media Objects
- Topic 6C: Integrate XML-Based Data
Appendix A: Testing a Website
Appendix B: Working with Adobe Bridge and Adobe Device Central
Appendix C: Adobe InContext Editing
Appendix D: New Features in Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Related courses from which you may also benefit:
- Adobe Flash CS5 Level 1
- Adobe Flash CS5 Level 2
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