Duration 7 minutes

Dreamweaver has a number of built-in Spry widgets that allow you to create pop-out menus, sortable lists and a variety of other interactive features. In this video from Module 7 of my online Dominate Dreamweaver course, I demonstrate how Spry Tabbed Panels can be used to create an interactive image gallery. Spry widgets are just one of the many advanced Dreamweaver functions covered in the course. For a full course outline visit my Dreamweaver Forum.

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I encourage my students to update to the latest version of Dreamweaver but I also realize that financial issues involved. That's why I've worked hard to make sure that my Dominate Dreamweaver online training course supports Dreamweaver versions CS3, CS4 and CS5. It's also why I like to post about the new features offered by Dreamweaver upgrades.

In this video I take a look at CSS Inspect and other enhancements Dreamweaver CS5 has made to the Live View function introduced in CS4. It's a great feature that can greatly simplify your exploration and editing of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS).

Duration: 7:34 minutes.

I recently asked for suggestions for topics for videos and tutorials and received a lot of questions about CSS and specifically about how to use CSS selectors. So I'm making available this brief overview of the various kinds of CSS selectors and their uses. I hope you find it useful and, if you have questions, that you'll submit them as a comment using the form below.

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Duration: 7 minutes

Here's a follow up to my earlier post about highlighting the current page in a Spry menubar. In this video you'll learn a technique which will allow you to perform the same trick on a menubar which is locked by a template. In the process you'll learn to use the powerful but often overlooked Make Attribute Editable function in Dreamweaver templates.

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