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Learn to work with CSS
Use the following resources to get started with CSS in Dreamweaver and refine your CSS skills.
Note: Although Dreamweaver CS4 adds new CSS functionality (including a revised Property inspector, Code inspector, related files), the CSS panel in Dreamweaver CS4 has not changed, and you should still be able to follow tutorials written for Dreamweaver CS3 using Dreamweaver CS4.
General information
Third-party CSS resources
Introduction
CSS
CSS Advisor
Getting started
Learning the basics
Designing with CSS and Dreamweaver
CSS in Dreamweaver CS3/CS4
Note: Although Dreamweaver CS4 adds new CSS functionality (including a revised Property inspector, Code inspector, related files), the CSS panel in Dreamweaver CS4 has not changed, and you should still be able to follow tutorials written for Dreamweaver CS3 using Dreamweaver CS4.
Introduction
Taking a Fireworks comp to a CSS-based layout
Beyond the basics
CSS in Dreamweaver 8
Overview
- Introduction to CSS in Dreamweaver 8
- On Demand Seminar: Advanced Support for CSS
- Using CSS to develop big-time magazine site
Designing with CSS—An introduction
Part 1: Understanding
CSS design concepts
Part 2: Defining
style properties and working with floats
Part 3: Creating your first design without tables
Part 4: Creating a two-column layout
Part 5: Defining columns and vertical list navigation
Part 6: Deciding whether to float or position columns
CSS design basics with Dreamweaver
Part 1: Learning about doctype
Part 2: Styling (X)HTML elements
Part 3: Margins and padding
Part 4: Defining and using class selectors
Part 5: Defining and using ID selectors
Part 6: Defining and using descendant selectors
Working with CSS background images
Optimizing your CSS file and rules
CSS from screen to print to handheld
Styling forms with CSS
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
