Dreamweaver 6.1

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AP Div Tag

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Creates a container that has a specified, fixed position on a web page.

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Ap Element

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The resulting container that an AP div tag creates on a page.

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Behaviors

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Used to create dynamic div tags.

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Border

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The lines placed around cells.

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BCC

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Browser Compatibility Check, used to check for problems in the HTML code.

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Cell Padding

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The distance between the cell content and the cell walls.

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Cell Spacing

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The distance between cells.

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Cell Walls

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The lines inside the cell borders.

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Cell

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Boxes that text and graphics can be inserted into.

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Child Containers

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Containers whose code resides inside a parent container.

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Columns

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Vertical

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CSS Page Layout

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Containers formatted with CSS into which you place web page content.

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CSS Layout Box Model

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Padding, margins, borders, etc.

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Delimited Files

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Database, word, or spreadsheet files that have been saved as text files with delimiters such as tabs or commas separating the data.

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Delimiter

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A comma, tab, colon, semicolon, or similar character.

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Div tags

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Used to position elements next to each other as well as on top of each other.

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Exporting

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To save data created in Dreamweaver in a special file format that can be opened by other programs.

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Fixed Layout

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Expresses all widths in pixels and remains the same size regardless of the size of the browser window.

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Grids

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Provide a graph paper-like view of a page.

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Guides

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Horizontal or vertical lines that you drag onto the page from the rulers.

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Importing

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Means to bring data created in another software program into Dreamweaver.

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Inheritance

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Letting the properties from the existing CSS rules format the content.

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Liquid Layout

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Expresses all widths in percents and changes size depending on the size of the browser window.

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Merge

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Combining multiple cells into one cell.

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Nested Table

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A table place inside another table.

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Nested Tag

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A tag placed inside another tag.

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Parent Container

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A container with other tags falling between its opening and closing tags.

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Rows

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Horizontal

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Split

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Dividing a cell into multiple rows or columns.

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Table Headers

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Another way to provide accessibility.

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Tables

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Placeholders made up of small boxes called cells.

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Tracing image

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Specifies an image to use as a guide for copying a design.

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WYSIWYG

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What You See Is What You Get

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XML

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Extensible Markup Language.

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XSL

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Extensible Stylesheet Language.

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XSLT

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Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations.