Chapter 1: Getting Started With Dreamweaver

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Website

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A group of related webpages that are linked together and share a common interface and design.

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XHTML

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The acronym for eXtrensible HyperText Markup Language, the current standard language used to create web pages.

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HTML

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HyperText Markup Language, no longer considered the standard language.

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Web Browser

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A program, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari, or Mozilla Firefox, which lets you display web pages.

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Files Panel

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A Dreamweaver Management tool used to create folders to help organize and store various files for your website, and to add pages to your website.

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Dreamweaver Workspace

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The screen that includes all of the menus, panels, buttons, inspectors and panes that you use to create and maintain websites.

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Document Window

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The large area in the Dreamweaver program window where you create and edit web pages.

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Application Bar(Win)/ Menu Bar(Mac)

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Includes application commands, menu names and a Workspace Switcher. Located above the Document Window.

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Insert Panel/ Insert Bar

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Includes eight categories if buttons displayed through a drop-down menu: Common, Layout, Forms, Data, Spry, InContext Editing, Text, and Favorites.

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Document Toolbar

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Contains buttons and drop-down menus you can use to change the current work mode.

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Browser Navigation Toolbar

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A new toolbar in Dreamweaver CS5, contains navigation buttons you use when you are following links on your pages in Live View.

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Live View

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Displays an open document as if you were viewing it in a browser, with interactive elements active and functioning.

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Standard Toolbar

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Contains buttons you can use to execute frequently used commands that are also available on the File and Edit menus.

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Style Rendering Toolbar

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Contains buttons that you can use to display data for different platforms, such as cell phone.

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Related Files Toolbar

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Located below an open document's filename tab and displays the names of any related files.

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Related Files

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Files that are linked to a document and are necessary for the document to display and function correctly.

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Coding Toolbar

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Contains buttons that you can use when working directly in the code and is not visible unless you are in Code View.

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Property Inspector/ Properties Pane

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Located at the bottom of the Dreamweaver window, lets you view and change the properties of a selected object.

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Status Bar

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Located below the Document Window.

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Tag Selector

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Shows the HTML tags used at the insertion point location.

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Panel

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A tabbed window that displays information on a particular topic or contains related commands.

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Panel Groups

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Sets of related panels that are grouped together.

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Dock

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Collection of panels or panel groups.

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View

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A particular way of displaying page content.

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Design View

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Shows the page as it would appear in a browser and is primarily used for designing and creating a web page.

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Code View

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Shows the underlying HTML code for the page.

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Show Code and Design Views

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A combination of Code view and Design view.

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Debugging

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Correcting errors.

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Blue Drop Zone

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A heavy blue line that appears when the panel is in the correct position to be docked.

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Home Page

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The first web page that appears when viewers go to a website.

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Hyperlinks/ Links

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Images or text elements on a web page that uses click to display another location on the page.

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Images

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Add visual interest to a web page.

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Banners

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Images that appear across the top or down the side of the screen that can incorporate a company's logo, contact information. and links to the other pages in the site.

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Menu Bars/ Navigation Bars

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Bars that contain multiple links that are usually organized in rows or columns.

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Image Map

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An image that has been divided into sections, each of which serves as a link.

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Navigation Structure

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The way that menu bars and other internal links are used on your pages.

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Rich Media Content

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A comprehensive term that refers to attractive and engaging images, interactive elements, video, or animations.

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Adobe AIR

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An Adobe product used for developing content that can be delivered with a browser or as a desktop application.

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Adobe Community Help

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A collection of materials such as tutorials, published articles, or blogs, in addition to the regular help content.

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Wireframe/ Storyboard

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An illustration that represents every page in a website.

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Parent Page

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A higher level in web hierarchy and has pages linked to it.

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Child Pages

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Pages linked below a Parent Page.

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Local Site Folder/ Root Folder

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Stores all the pages or HTML files for that site.

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Assets/ Images

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A folder in which you store all of the files that are not pages.

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Set Up

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Naming your site and specifying the local site folder.

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Files Panel

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The panel you use to manage your website's files and folders.

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Publishing

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A website refers to the process of transferring all the files for the site to a web server.

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Web Server

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A computer that is connected to the internet with an IP.

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Internet Service Provider (ISP)

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Provide space on their servers for customers to publish websites.

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FTP (File Transfer Protocool)

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The process of uploading and downloading files to and from a remote site.

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Deliverables

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Products that will be provided to the client at the product completions such as new pages or graphic elements created, and a timeline for their delivery.

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Scope Creep

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Making impromptu changes or additions to a project without corresponding increases in the schedule or budget.

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Ip Address

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An assigned series of numbers, seperated by periods, that designates an address on the internet.

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Domain Name/ URL (Uniform Resource Locator)

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A web address that is expressed in letters instead of numbers and usually reflects the name of the business represented by the website.

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Remote Server

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A web server that hosts websites and is not directly connected to the computer housing the local site.

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Remote Site

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A site published to a remote server.

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Path

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Location of the open file in relation to other folders in the website.