 How To add YouTube Video To Your Dreamweaver Page
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Discover how easy it is to add a YouTube video to your web pages using dreamweaver...
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Changing the Color of a Form Button Using CSS
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Dreamweaver makes creating forms a breeze with its predefined form objects, but objects’ appearance can be sort of boring. You can use CSS attributes to change the way these features are displayed.
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Programming a Rollover Image
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A rollover image can be created with the wizard feature or you can make one using the “Swap image” selection in the “Behaviors” tab of the “Tag Inspector” panel.
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Creating a Rollover Image with a Wizard
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If you’ve ever gone to a website and seen an image that changes when your mouse rolls over it, you’ve witnessed a rollover image in action.
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Adding a Background Image to Your Site
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Inserting a Flash File
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Flash software lets you create dynamic content like animations, interactive buttons, and movie clips. Web design is always evolving and Flash is now an integral part to making an engaging web site.
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Editing Images with Other Software Packages
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Once you’ve entered an image onto your website, you might decide that you need to change its appearance.
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Making Your Website Interactive with Graphics and Flash content
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Think of the website you’ve created so far as a newspaper. It’s mostly text organized in a block format (with layout tables) with some color and a few graphics. The next step beyond the newspaper model is the magazine model. Magazines are image rich and visually appealing. If you design your website based on the magazine model, it will have many color images and graphics. But the most interactive and engaging design model is the television model. This type of website combines text, still images, and graphics with audio and video content
Macromedia, the company that developed Dreamweaver, also created Flash software. In Flash, you can create animation and movie clips that are web-friendly. Since Macromedia designed both software packages, they two work together fairly seamlessly.
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