By Janine Warner You can use Behaviors in Dreamweaver to create many interactive features; like opening a small browser window when someone clicks on an image. This is a great way to make supplemental information available without closing the page a visitor is already viewing. When you set up a Behavior in Dreamweaver, you apply […]
Read More css, dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6By JanineWarner Dreamweaver’s Behaviors panelmakes it possible to create complex interactive features using Javascript, even if you don’t know Javascript. And that’s cool because writing JavaScript is a lot more complex than writing HTML or CSS. Using Behaviors you can add interactive features like complex rollover effects, pop-up windows, and jump menus. When you set […]
Read More css, dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6This tutorial is designed to give you a head start on the many ways you can customize a drop-down menu in Dreamweaver. Since version CS3, Adobe Dreamweaver has included the Spry framework, which is a set of widgets you can use to create drop-down menus and other advanced features for your web pages. The Spry […]
Read More drop-down menu, dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6This tutorial shows you how to create a horizontal drop-down menu for site navigation using the Spry widget in Dreamweaver. The Spry framework is a set of widgets Adobe added in version CS3. This collection of tools makes it easier to add advanced features, including e drop-down menus and collapsible panels. These features are included […]
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6Seems all the cool sites have a big, rotating box at the top of the front page. If you want to showcase a few featured items in a rotating slider (the way I’ve done on the front page of this website), the PowerSlider is going to make your day — and you don’t even have […]
Read More dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, extensionsBy Janine Warner Even with all the cool features in Dreamweaver, there will almost certainly come a day when you want to do things that Dreamweaver can’t do with the features that shipped with the program. Fortunately, the programmers who created Dreamweaver made it possible for other programmers to add features using the Extension Manager. […]
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, extensionsKnowing how many people are visiting your website, where they come from, and what they do when they visit your pages is key to the success of any business or service on the web. Here are three traffic reporting services you can easily add to the pages of any web site to get detailed traffic […]
Read More css, dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, ecommerce, web design, web hosting, wordpressThe simplest and quickest option if you want to sell only a few products or services on your Web site is to create a PayPal button for each item you want to sell. Follow these steps: 1. Open your browser and navigate to www.paypal.com. If you have a PayPal account, log in here. If you […]
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, ecommerceIn the last year, both Google Checkout and PayPal have added shopping cart features to their most basic ecommerce offerings, making it easy for anyone to sell multiple products on a web site. Training Video: Order Janine’s training video on setting up a simple e-commerce site with Google Checkout For no upfront costs and a competitive […]
Read More dwcs3, dwcs4, dwcs5, dwcs6, ecommercePayPal wins the game when it comes to the largest user base, and it supports international customers better. Google Checkout wins points for the most attractive interface and an integrated shopping cart that keeps users on your pages while they shop.
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