ITE 170 Final/Dreamweaver Guide

In addittion to the terms you should understand, the following may be helpful to you in preparing for the final

I think if you practice creating the items below, you will probably be better off than trying to memorize things. Dreamweaver is available in the open lab on the first floor of the CT building and in the computers in the open area on the first floor of the CA Building..

Dreamweaver

1. Create a site definition
2. Dreamweaver features which depend on having a site defined
3. Creation of relative and absolute links
4. Insertion of inline images
5. Creating CSS styles and applying them to html elements
6. Create a rollover image
7. Use of fragment identifiers and imagemaps
8. Create a Dreamweaver template with editable regions in the template
9. Create pages derived from a Dreamweaver template
10. Create library items and be able to use them in a web page
11. The difference between Dreamweaver templates and library items
12. Use of textboxes, password boxes, textarea, radio and checkbox buttons, dropdowns, submit button, and labels in html forms

Bootstrap

1. Creating a Bootstrap template file which references the Bootstrap css, jQuery, and the Bootstrap.js file
2. Putting a Bootstrap container, row, and columns into a Bootstrap template.