Chapter 3. Building a Web Page

IN THIS CHAPTER

• Working with Documents in Design View

• Modifying Page Properties

• Working with Text

• Working with Images

• Working with Hyperlinks

• Working with a Web Page in Code View

In the last chapter, you learned about the many windows, bars, panels, and menus that Dreamweaver includes to aid you in the development of your web pages. You learned that the Document window is the heart of Dreamweaver and where most of your creative energy will be focused. You also learned that the Document window is surrounded by a myriad of panels contained within panel groups that facilitate the addition of functionality for your pages, a feature rich inspector to assist you in the addition of properties for elements within ...

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