Table of Contents

Introduction. Book I: Getting Started. Chapter 1: Cruising Around the Dreamweaver CS5 Workspace. Chapter 2: Planning and Designing Your Site. Chapter 3: Creating and Managing Sites. Book II Mastering the Basics. Chapter 1: Creating Documents. Chapter 2: Working with Text. Chapter 3: Inserting Graphics. Chapter 4: Making Links with Text and Images. Chapter 5: Adding Flash, Movies, Sound, and More. Chapter 6: Organizing Data with Tables. Chapter 7: Building Fabulous Forms. Book III: Working Like the Pros. Chapter 1: Looking Good with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Chapter 2: Building Sites with Templates. Chapter 3: Using Library Items and Server-Side Includes. Chapter 4: Creating Code Snippets and History Panel Commands. Chapter 5: Integrating Dreamweaver with Fireworks. Chapter 6: Dreamweaver Cross-Application Integration. Book IV: Energizing Your Site. Chapter 1: Working with Layers. Chapter 2: Jazzing Up Pages with JavaScript Behaviors and Spry Widgets. Chapter 3: Designing Pages with Frames. Chapter 4: Making Your Pages XHTML-Compliant. Book V: Publishing Your Site. Chapter 1: Using Reports to Test Your Site before Publishing. Chapter 2: Keeping Your Code Clean. Chapter 3: Preparing to Publish Your Files Online. Chapter 4: Publishing Your Web Pages Online. Book VI: Working Collaboratively. Chapter 1: Working Effi ciently with a Team. Chapter 2: Setting Up and Connecting to a Contribute Site. Chapter 3: Managing a Contribute Site. Chapter 4: Collaborating Online with InContext Editing. Book VII: Building Web Applications. Chapter 1: Preparing to Build Web Applications. Chapter 2: Confi guring MySQL Database Connections for PHP. Chapter 3: Confi guring ASP Database Connections. Chapter 4: Confi guring ASP.NET Database Connections. Chapter 5: Confi guring JSP Database Connections. Chapter 6: Confi guring ColdFusion Database Connections. Chapter 7: Dealing with Database Problems and Other Gotchas. Book VIII: Making Pages Dynamic. Chapter 1: Preparing Dynamic Content Sources. Chapter 2: Using Dynamic Content in Your Web Pages. Chapter 3: Previewing and Testing Your Dynamic Pages. Chapter 4: Building Dynamic Forms. Chapter 5: Advanced Dynamic Data Presentation. Book IX: Developing Applications Rapidly. Chapter 1: Building Master and Detail Pages. Chapter 2: Creating Search and Results Pages. Chapter 3: Building Record Insert Pages and Restricting Site Access. Chapter 4: Developing Record Update and Delete Pages. Index.

About the Author

Sue Jenkins is a Web designer, graphic designer, illustrator, photographer, teacher, writer, and the owner of Luckychair (www.luckychair.com), a professional design studio serving companies across the United States since 1997. Sue is the author of several books on design, including Web Design All-in-One For Dummies , Web Design: The L-Line, The Express Line to Learning , How To Do Everything Illustrator CS4 , and the upcoming Smashing Photoshop: 100 Professional Techniques. She can also be seen as the software instructor in four of ClassOnDemand's (www.classondemand.com) Adobe Training DVDs: Dreamweaver for Designers (winner of a 2007 Bronze Telly Award), Designer's Guide to Photoshop , Designer's Guide to Illustrator (winner of a 2009 Annual Communicator Award of Distinction), and Fundamentals of Photoshop Elements (winner of a 2009 DV Magazine Award of Excellence). In addition, Sue is an Adobe Certifi ed Expert and Adobe Certifi ed Instructor and teaches three-day courses in Dreamweaver, Illustrator, and Photoshop at Noble Desktop in New York City. Sue lives with her husband and son in Pennsylvania. Richard Wagner is a Senior Developer at Maark, LLC as well as author of several Web-related books, including Building Facebook Applications For Dummies , Professional iPhone and iPod touch Programming , XSLT For Dummies , Creating Web Pages All-in-One For Dummies , XML All-in-One For Dummies , Web Design Before & After Makeovers , and JavaScript Unleashed (1st and 2nd editions). Previously, Richard was vice president of product development at NetObjects. He was also the inventor and chief architect of the award-winning NetObjects ScriptBuilder. A versatile author with a wide range of interests, he is also the author of The Expeditionary Man and The Myth of Happiness.