Discover the Dreamweaver User Interface
Watch the demo for a quick introduction to the menus, panels, and buttons of Dreamweaver.
- Open any of your site's pages in Dreamweaver
- Open documents are represented by tabs
- Examine the menus
- The Help menu contains many helpful items, including an interactive Help browser
- The Insert toolbar contains buttons for inserting various objects into your page
- Multiple collections of buttons are found under the tabs
- Examine the page's document window
- It has 3 view buttons at the top left corner
- Code (left) shows only the page's HTML code
- Design (right) shows the browser preview
- Split (middle) provides a split view; items selected in Preview are also selected in Code and vice-versa
- The Title field holds the page's browser title
- Of the buttons at the top of the document window, the most useful is the File Management button; use it to get or put your page while it's open
- Find the tag selector at the bottom of the document window; it displays the HTML tags that surround the selection in the code; click a tag to select the entire element
- Also at the bottom of the document window are several controls for zoom and pan
- The Properties Inspector displays properties of selected elements and allows you to edit those properties
- Several panels appear at the right
- The most important is the Files pane
- Buttons allow you to connect, refresh your file view, get, or put your files; right-most Expand/Collapse button opens or closes the split Files panel
- Any windows that are closed can be opened using the Window menu; open windows have a checkmark next to them in the menu
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