Using the Dreamweaver Bootstrap Starter Templates (new in Dreamweaver CC 2015)

Choose File>New>Starter Templates>Bootstrap Templates and then choose from the list of 6 Bootstrap Templates

As you click on each choice, you get a preview of the layout. Choose a location to save the new document and click Save and if prompted to copy the dependent files, click Copy.

With the HTML document open in Dreamweaver:

To view your page in a specific size, click the corresponding media query bar.

If you attempt to drag one of the endpoints of a bar, you will get a message that says that bootstrap.css is read-only -- by clicking a button, you can make it editable but the usual better practice is to leave the bootstrap.css file the same and make any changes through the use of a separate external CSS file which would be referenced after the reference to the bootstrap file and hence would override any different specification in the bootstrap.css file. This makes the changes more noticeable and makes it much easier to maintain these changes if the version of Bootstrap is changed.

The breakpoints (min-width and max-width) in media queries can be edited visually by dragging the handles in the Visual Media Query to the required size. However, when you are using a DW Bootstrap Starter Template, unless you have made the bootstrap.css file editable (which is not recommended as discussed previously) you will get a message saying "Cannot update media queries. The media queries you are trying to edit are in read-only files". If you right click on the media query bar and choose Go to Code, one can go to the relevant media queries.

Above taken from https://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/using/visual-media-queries.html

Revised: November 15, 2017