Category: Structures and links (web-based)

Dreamweaver – adding a hyperlink

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.

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Dreamweaver Cheat Sheets

The Internet is full of tips and tricks for using Dreamweaver, it can be a little daunting to find the good stuff. Here is a search tip I use on google. Search for the package you are after followed by the word cheat sheet, a cheat sheet is a short (often 2 A4 page) document that crams in a lot of what you need to learn a package. Example Dreamweaver CS3 cheat sheet. However, this gives lots of pages that don’t have what we want. So we need to set the file type we want in this case we want a PDF (Adobe Acrobat) file

Dreamweaver CS3 cheat sheet /filetype:pdf

This will bring up a list of sites that have those documents on them, some website are wise to this trick and try and lure your in with false PDF files, so check the start of the link for a [PDF].

Here are a few I found

Although sometimes web sites can be useful too.