Dreamweaver® Image maps, Rollover Buttons, and Media Files

Here is a free Chapter on Class on Demand's "Dreamweaver® for Designers"
Learn Dreamweaver® from the ground up with this highly informative tutorial. Web designer and author, Sue Jenkins, teaches you the ins and outs of Adobe®'s venerable website authoring software. By the time you finish this training, you'll have built your first website.

CHAPTERS:
1: Getting Started
2: Managing a Site
3: Taking Your Graphics to the Web
4: Creating a Basic Web Page
5: CSS Basics
6: Creating Forms
7: Image Maps, Rollover Buttons, and Media Files
8: Building Navigation Menus
9: Working with Layers
10: Behaviors, Snippets and the History Panel
11: Templates, Library Items and SSIs
12: Testing and Validation
13: Publishing Your Site
14: Where to Go From Here
Bonus: Working in CS3

Located in the "Project_Files" directory, we've included files so that you can follow along with Sue.



Approx. Run Time:
@ 10 hours

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[smcorrea]

cool i learned new things

[MelaMan]

The one thing I can't seem to do is put one image on top of another - overlay. Anyone willing to help me out please?

[captaindcc]

@MelaMan sir, i saw this comment was 3 years ago did you get your answer? if yes could you tell me :)

[mp4ever31]

dis why i only do rollovers in fireworks

[Celler2]

the problem with doing it this way is that it adds a script to the page and with it come extra loading time and more ways for your website to error out. I would say stay away from scrips unless you have no other way of doing somethings. And what is shown here can be done with CSS. Not as simple but it will create a much more stable website. But this is an option too, good tutorial, thank you.

[swifterX60]

tuts my barreh, pull me on de flow!

[treedoublehappiness]

That was a sweet technique with the rollovers!

[johnx113]

that was a really good tutorial (:

<3

[thefootballhero]

use ap div tag and modify send to front/back, also disalbe ap overlapping