A web site is composed of many linked web pages. These web pages are written using HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language).
We will be using Dreamweaver this year to create websites.
A web site is composed of many linked web pages. These web pages are written using HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language).
We will be using Dreamweaver this year to create websites.
Today we used Google to search for some Disney facts. How does that work?
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Searching on Google can be a bit hit and miss at times. There are a number of “tricks” we can use to get fewer and therefore better results.
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All the artwork was created in the Windows 7 version of MS Paint.
Some great use of backgrounds here
A spectacular response from this section, most of the artwork here was done using MS Paint.
Using the WWW and MS Paint, draw a picture of Disney’s Bolt.
A function is what the web site was designed to do. A web site can have many functions, here are a few of them.
Web authoring software has a number of common features to allow you to create pages efficiently.
A hyperlink is a made up of two parts, the anchor which is a piece of text or an image and the link which is either a full URL or a reference relative to the page you are on. They are used on web sites for navigation between connected pages. Hyperlinks are only one way with the destination page being unaware of the page containing the link.
In today’s lesson we looked at creating a 3 page website from the beginning.
A few of you wanted to know if there were other ways to add images in Dreamweaver. I found this official video, which at 5 minutes is a little long but covers everything. Read more
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