Dreamweaver Tutorial

Dreamweaver is the most popular application for building and managing websites. With Dreamweaver you can easily create tables, forms, CSS styles. You can also design your own templates and implement them on your website with a just a few mouse clicks.

Besides pure HTML, Dreamweaver also supports many other programming languages such as XHTML, PHP, ASP, JavaScript and CSS. Pages created with Dreamweaver typically have very clean and readable code.

Dreamweaver also tries to solve many compatibility issues between browsers. This ensures that your web pages will look correctly and identically in all popular web browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Opera).

Create a custom submit button in dreamwhever

Create a custom submit button in dreamwhever

1. The first step is to create a style with the background color and font that you'd like for the submit button. Open the Style window by clicking on Window > CSS Styles. Create a new style by clicking on the '+' icon found at the bottom. Give a name to the style like 'buttonstyle' and click on OK. In the 'Type' category select the font type, size, color and weight. In the 'Background' category select the background color that you'd like for the text box. Click on OK when you've finished.
2. The next step is to insert a text box by clicking on Insert > Form Objects > Text Field.
3. The final step is to apply the style to the text box. Select the text box and from the CSS Styles window select the style 'buttonstyle'. Once the style is applied to the text box click on File >Preview in Browser to preview the text box in Internet Explorer.
   Please Note: You will not be able to view the style in the text box in Dreamweaver. You can only preview it in Internet Explorer.

Dreamweaver Tips & Tutorials

Tips and tutorials on tables, forms, CSS Styles, behaviors more

We've shared some really cool tips on Macromedia Dreamweaver in this article. They are handy tips that all Dreamweaver users should know about to allow more flexibility and creativity while designing sites in Dreamweaver.