Dreamweaver
Text and Images
Overview
Now that you are familiar with the Dreamweaver Work Environment, it's time to get started on creating a Web page, and then, a Web site. The majority of most Web page content is text, so that is what will begin with, followed by images, and Image Attributes.
Here is a summary of some of the topics in this lecture:
- Text Entry
- Here we learn how to add basic text, as well as cutting, copying and pasting.
- Basic Text Formatting
- Dreamweaver has some very useful features when it comes to text formatting. Even using the most basic ones can speed your work considerably.
- CSS Formatting
- CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are the best way to format text as well as many other elements of a Web page. We'll learn how Dreamweaver works with CSS styles and style sheets.
- Importing
- Dreamweaver can import several types of files, and convert them to HTML. Some versions of Dreamweaver can also import HTML created by other programs and "clean up" the code.
- Inserting Images
- Inserting images is easier than ever with Dreamweaver. Just a click of a button, and you can choose your image, and place it in the document.
- Image Attributes
- Once an image is placed into the document, you may need to change the attributes of the image to suit your needs. You will learn how to do this.
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