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Um tutorial criado pelos genios da adobe, que nos acompanha passo-a-passo em como iniciar a criação de um site através do Dreamweaver

um tutorial de Dreamweaver. apesar de ser CS3, já dá para ter um ponto de referência em como começar no programa.

Everyone is urging you to make the switch from table-based layouts to tableless, CSS-positioned layouts. You've certainly been thinking about it, but CSS layouts seem so unintuitive. You've established a workflow with tables that, well, works. Why should you change? After all, browsers will always render tables, and you understand their methods and issues. All you have to do to get a design grid is fill out the Dreamweaver table dialog box. Would that it were so easy with CSS! Well, it can be-Dreamweaver includes CSS starter pages that provide a kind of CSS alternative to the table dialog box.

After a somewhat slow start due to varying degrees of support by the major browsers, the use of cascading style sheets (CSS) has moved from simple text formatting to the de facto standard for page layout. Throughout this gradual evolution, Dreamweaver has regularly added and enhanced CSS features to support designers and developers alike. With the release of Dreamweaver CS4, new features such as Live view will completely change the way in which we go about designing CSS-based layouts in Dreamweaver. This article discusses best practices for using CSS and highlights specific CSS features in Dreamweaver CS4.

Cascading style sheets CSS is a collection of formatting rules that control the appearance of content in a web page. Using CSS styles to format a page separates content from presentation. The content of your page-the HTML code-resides in the HTML file, and the CSS rules defining the presentation of the code reside in another file an external style sheet or in another part of the HTML document usually the head section.

In this tutorial you will learn how to slice a layout that we made earlier in adobe photoshop, and export it to a HTML file