11 - Introduction to Dreamweaver CS5

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If you would like to download this completed website along with the framework and resources used to create the site with Adobe Dreamweaver please visit www.timothyframework.com

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Howto & Style

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• Introduction
• Adobe
• Dreamweaver
• CS5
• tutorial
• guide

[javidee12]

dude, thank you so much for everything youve done.



[bigmancp9221]

Your smooth an easy-going approach is such a help. You are better than any teacher I've ever had.

[9177239293ify]

u r a good teacher

[shakaama]

@clocknane uh no, you missed the point of my comment. we're talking about things you can do from design view, i.e.e make pics / words linkable.

[clocknane]

@shakaama You can do that, but it sorta defeats the purpose of having "Home" on his Nav bar. Typically, I see most designers avoiding a link built into banner images. I mostly seem then embedded into images lower on the page along with return to the top embedded too. In the case of his video/designs, the banner is right under the nav bar which includes home, so its an unnecessary step.

[kellyakakells]

Should i say free college class?

God bless you Professor Timothy for your good work,

[ramneekchauhan1]

After seeing a your video series, I just realized, how bad my website is.. I have not used any div tag ... I rather use design time layout boxes in Dreamweaver cs3. After seeing your tutorials, I have decided to redesign my website ... Thanks a lot for your tutorials ..

[ynwa113]

11 videos in and I still laugh every time you say "Whoops!"

[purplemuse21]

You're tutorials really help! Thank you! The breakdowns are perfect for me to understand.

[phayu2002]

Every educational lessons. I absolutely learn so much.

Thank you.

[packie009]

Okay so I have to say what is helping me SO much on this. I purchased the template and the download page, which is just awesome. But I have adobe fireworks, and I'm actually creating all my own images, my own content and using that. It takes MUCH longer (image editing, etc) but everything really sinks in, and you have to take more care with everything.