Dreamweaver Tutorial Help

[Bill in SD, CA]

Just installed Dreamweaver MX 2004 and the program is obviously ( for me at least ) way over my head.



I have decent knowledge of HTML but as we all know this program is way past that.

Anyone have any tutorial linkage so that a 'noob' like me can learn some of the basics as well as some of the ins and outs of the program?

I know i can Google for it but I'm hoping someone can 'hook a brother up' - so to speak to a tried and true site.

Thanks,

Bill

[meese]

Something like this: http://www.webthang.co.uk/tuts/tuts_.../dmx04_2_1.asp

This one looks good: http://www.uwec.edu/help/dw04.htm

[large_nostril]

Personally, I only use Dreamweaver in the code view mode so I don't really know all it's little fancy WYSIWYG editor features.

Anyway, one of the sites I've referred people to for the basics of Dreamweaver was here. It's not at all advanced but will get you started with the basics.

[erhan28]

DreamWeaver IS SO nice, way better than frontpage.
Note the hardest thing in my opion is CSS Stlyes, And I dont use them.
It is a nice program. The way I learned was not in class because the teacher did not know it either, but I just browsed around.

[Bill in SD, CA]

Thank you very much!!

After 'toying' with it for about an hour I had a headache and felt relatively stupid.



Bill

[filipino]

start with "Help" then "how to" then go to www.macromedia.com for more referrence

[large_nostril]

DreamWeaver IS SO nice, way better than frontpage.

Agreed

Note the hardest thing in my opion is CSS Stlyes, And I dont use them.

Spend some time with them. Once you get the hang of them, they get really easy and the true power of web design comes from using CSS. HTML Goodies has a decent section to get started learning CSS. And Dreaweaver has built in documentation on almost all of the available parameters and attributes.

start with "Help" then "how to" then go to www.macromedia.com for more referrence

Haha, yeah, the Macromedia site actually does have pretty good documentation and tutorials for Dreamweaver.

[njolakoski]

I love Dreamweaver, I learned alot of stuff from the Code, dont know if its all standard but i like it, REal Nice Program