Website Views, Page Titles, & Browsers Dreamweaver for College & Business Mrs. Wilson.

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Website Views, Page Titles, & Browsers Dreamweaver for College & Business Mrs. Wilson

The Page Title PAGE TITLEThe PAGE TITLE of a web page is the text displayed in the title bar of the browser window The fastest way to change the page title is to type the new title in the Title box in the Document toolbar Spaces can and should be used TITLE BOX

Viewing a Web Page Document Design ViewIn Dreamweaver, web pages documents are displayed in Design View by default −This is similar to how it will appear in the browser window (WYSIWYG) Code ViewChanging to Code View displays the code generated (HTML) Code and Design ViewSplit View Code and Design View or Split View is a combination of both Document Toolbar

F12 Key…. My Favorite Key! previewedAs a web page document is developed, it should be previewed in a browser to see how it will look F12 keyPress the F12 key or select − File |Preview in Browser Select the browser from the submenu −Example: Internet Explorer You can add a browser or two −Netscape or Firefox CANNOTA web page CANNOT be modified in the browser window. You must switch back to Dreamweaver and modify it in the document window F12

Assignment Complete Part 2 of 8 on page 77 together in class Practice adding a browser for viewing Type and submit the answers to questions 1through 10 on page 101 This assignment will be due at the end of class tomorrow ESPECIALLYYou are encouraged to work on this at home ESPECIALLY if you are behind on your work