Course Overview...

Part 1 - Dreamweaver and HTML Basics
If you've never taken a Dreamweaver course in the past, this lesson
is for you. All the basics are here...using tables, text, images,
embedding Flash, uploading your files, and simple HTML concepts.
Past students can skim through this lesson!

Part 2 - CSS Basics, Text, and Layout
CSS is covered in depth through the entire series of courses, but
this lesson focuses primarily on it. The Layout Section of the course
will be a welcome departure for those of you that usually lay out
your HTML pages using tables or frames. Flexible designs are
covered, as well as setting up alternate page styles using the same
HTML content

Part 3 - PHP Basics, PHP Image Gallery, PHP Mail-Form
Beyond the basics, we'll cover how to build a dynamic image gallery
with Dreamweaver and PHP (great for web comics, or large photo
archives) AND we'll tackle creating Forms to send to a PHP
mail-script. The contents of the form get mailed to your address.
PHP is a server side script, so for this lesson you'll need to
upload your files onto your host for testing.

Part 4 - Slick Buttons and a Myriad of Navigation Techniques
The course covers some of the many ways to go from Point A to
Point B. This includes... PUlldown Jump Menus, Navigation Bars,
javascript Rollover Images, CSS Rollover Images, CSS Dropdown
Menus, SPRY Dropdown Menus (CS3 Users Only), Flash Buttons created
in Dreamweaver, and some Flash buttons/menu's we've included. Also
taught, how to reveal hidden CSS content by hovering a link or
section.

Part 5 - Variable Contingent Styles, PHP Based Client Login
Learn how to program an entrance page to your site which takes
users to a different CSS design based on a particular preference
(like originating Country). This part of the course also covers
how to set up randomly different designs on your pages. Next up,
program a PHP based client login panel. Great for locking down
work-in-progress pages to show your clients. Finally this course
includes some javascript examples.

Part 6 - QuickTime, Meta Tags, and Final Design Tips
This finale lesson covers a few odds and ends...the new IE7 friendly
method for embedding QuickTime, Search Engine Optimization tips,
Meta Tags, Site Maps, Image Optimization techniques (slicing) and
finally putting together a final design using some of what's been
covered throughout the series.