Learn how to develop an XML file that works in conjunction with XSLT. Learn why Dreamweaver 8 is truly the best for this type of web based coding and how it makes it too easy.
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- File and folder management
- Introcution CS3
- Learning the workspace
- New documents and the welcome screen
- The document toolbar
- The properties inspector
- Understanding path structures
- Differences between a Mac and a PC
- How to change the status bar text
- Full XML lesson
- Full XML and XSLT lesson
- Creating new pages
- Creating Layers in Dreamweaver
- Creating Flash buttons
- Creating Anchor points
- Checking links in Dreamweaver
- Basic annotation
- Application workspace overview
- XSLT in Dreamweaver 8
- XML Basics
- Working with tables
- Working with Layers
- Working with Flv in Dreamweaver
- What is MySQL
- What is Dreamweaver
- Using the Tag Inspector in Dreamweaver
- Using the Dreamweaver FTP Client
- Using snippits of code
- using_mysql_admin
- Tracing images in Dreamweaver
- The use of XML
- The structure of XML code
- The properties of Dreamweaver CS3
- The Flash menu
- The CSS panel
- Showing and hiding layers
- Scratching the surface of HTML
- More advanced HTML code
- Learning XSL fragmented code
- Introduction
- Importing excel and word files in Dreamweaver
- Image place holder in Dreamweaver
- How to create an email link
- How to create a button
- Start on Javascript
- Getting started
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