Dreamweaver Developer Center

Getting started

Learning the basics

• Understanding CSS page layout basics
• Checking for cross-browser CSS rendering issues

Designing with CSS and Dreamweaver CS3

• Part 1: Understanding CSS design concepts
• Part 2: Defining style properties and working with floats
• Part 3: Using CSS positioning for site layout
• Part 4: Styling headers and main content
• Part 5: Building site navigation
• Part 6: Using compatibility checks for browser compatibility

Using CSS in real-world contexts

• Formatting text for localized Flash projects using CSS, HTML, and ActionScript
• Managing websites with multiple layouts

CSS from screen to print to handheld

Part 1: Preparation and groundworks
Part 2: Layout and background images
Part 3: Columns and footer
Part 4: Navigation and main content
Part 5: Cross-browser compatibility
Part 6: Simplified design and printability
Part 7: Suitability for handheld devices

Styling forms with CSS

Part 1: Accessibility and styling form elements
Part 2: CSS-structured forms
Part 3: Two-column form layout

Refining your CSS skills

• Marking up a site for redesign in five steps
• Creating a three-column design with CSS and Dreamweaver 8
• Styled headings for authors and users
• Modifying page layouts with conditional statements and multiple CSS files

Taking a Fireworks comp to a CSS-based layout in Dreamweaver

Part 1: Initial design
Part 2: Markup preparation
Part 3: Layout and CSS

• Sharing code snippets manually and through extensions
• Introduction to scalable Inman Flash Replacement (sIFR)
• Dissecting the Halo template file