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Shelly Brisbin

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Whether you're new to Adobe GoLive or upgrading from a previous version, Adobe GoLive 5 for Macintosh and Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide gives you the tools you need to go straight to work with this professional Web site authoring and management package. Its step-by-step explanations and flexible tabbed format let you choose your own pace and learning style: You can follow the book from start to finish or page straight to the topics that interest you.

Adobe GoLive 5: VQS is task-based and full of illustrations that show what you should be seeing on your screen as you work. Start with the program's menus and palettes, then quickly move on to GoLive's advanced Web site and maintenance tools. New to this edition: complete coverage of the all-new interface; GoLive 5's improved integration with Photoshop, Illustrator, and LiveMotion; support for W3C standards (including XML and CSS); and professional source code editing and advanced site reporting features.
Introduction.
Changes: Expanded Context about the Software and How It Has Evolved, Including Discussion of New Features in This Release. GoLive Background. What GoLive Is For. What's New of Looks New in Version 5. Adobe Interface. New Look to Windows. New Palettes. Contextual Menus and Keyboard Shortcuts. New Tools. Tables. Color. CSS. Code Management. Simultaneous Layout and Source Views. 360 Code. HTML Snippets. Markup Tree View. Integration with Other Applications. Site Management. Site Diagramming. Site Reporting. Web Dav. Who Should Read This Book. How This Book Is Organized. QuickStart Conventions. Mac or Windows.

I. Basic WEB PAGES.

1. Learning Your Way Around.

Changes: Add Info about New Interface Elements and Clearer Discussion of How to Work with Windows, Palettes and Other Interface Elements. The GoLive desktop. Tools Available. Customizing and Moving Desktop Items. Multiple-Function Windows. The Document Window. Page Views. Toolbar. Objects Palette. Basic. Smart. Forms. Head. Frames. Site. Site Extras. QuickTime. Custom. Color Palette. The Inspector. View Controller. Table. Transform Palette. Align. Tracing Image. Markup Tree. Link. Site Navigator. Customizing Your Environment. Getting Help.

2. Your First GoLive Page.

Changes: Cut or Diminish Discussion of Setting Preferences Except Where It Is Important for the Specific Items Being Described Other Preferences Will Be Described in Sections Relating Directly to These Operations Cut Discussion of Building Sites, Except in the Intro Narrative, Where I Will Suggest That Anyone Planning to Build a Complete Site with Golive Should Consult Chapter 14 before Proceeding Much Further. Creating and Opening Files. Building the Page. Naming and Titling the Page. Creating a Page Background. Adding Page Colors. Saving Files.

3. Working with Text.

Changes: Same Material But Reorganized to Be a Little Clearer Better Explanation of Font Use and Web-Specific Issues of Using Typography. Entering Text. Formatting Text. Size. Relative. Absolute. Type Styles. Logical Versus Physical Styles. Bold. Italic. Etc. Color. Using Fonts/Typefaces. Supporting Different Typefaces. Applying Faces to Text and to the Entire Page. Font Color. Formatting Text Blocks. Text Alignment. Paragraph Styles. Indenting Text. Line Breaks. Preformatted Text. Non-Breaking Spaces. Special Characters. Other Text Block Styles. Headings. Div and Span. Lists. Spellcheck. Find and Replace. Document-Based Find and Replace. Global Find and Replace.

4. Layout Tools and Techniques.

Changes: More Contextual Discussion of the Options Available for Laying Out Pages in Golive Discussion of New History, Alignment and Layout Import Features Moved Tables Into Their Own Chapter to Give Them Better Coverage. Layout Options in Golive. Traditional HTML Methods. Layout Grid. DHTML and Style Sheets. The Layout Grid. Adding Grids. Configuring Grids. Multiple Grids. Using Objects on Grids. Layout Tools and Views. Layout Views. Multiple Views of the Same Page. Using Layout and Source View Together. Using Layout Objects. Adding Objects From the Palette. Managing Multiple Layout Objects with the Transform Palette. Element Alignment. Grouping. Layer Management. Measurement and Sizing Options. Using Lines. Media Objects (Brief). Caveats When Using Browser-Specific Tags. Spacers. Marquees. Color Management. Color Tabs. RGB. CMYK. Grayscale. Indexed. HSV (Windows). OS. Real Web Colors. Web Named. Site Colors. Using Colors. Using the History Palette to Manage Layouts.

5. Images.

Changes: Slight Reorganization of Chapter Addition of New Import Features Add Discussion of Image Rollovers, Some of Which Was Found in Chapter 10 of the Previous Edition. about Using Images on the Web. Supported Formats. Resolution Recommendations. Image Loading Characteristics. Adding Images. The “Usual” Ways. Browse to Image. Point and Shoot. Drag and Drop for Preview. Image Import Preferences. Configuring and Sizing Images. Configuring in the Inspector. Sizing Images. Creating Borders and Spacing. Using Low-Res Versions. Alignment. Linking Images. Clickable Image Maps. Importing Illustrator, Photoshop and Livemotion Files as "Smart Objects." Importing Layered Photoshop Images. Tracing Image. Image Rollovers.

6. Links.

How Links Work. Anatomy of a URL. Absolute and Relative Links. Creating Links. Manually. Point & Shoot. Linking with the Page Icon. Images as Links. Editing Links. With the Inspector. Within a Site. Link Colors. to Delete a Link. Anchors. Within a File. To Other Files. Creating Anchors before Linking. Moving Anchors. Deleting Anchors. Hitting Targets. Link Warning.

II. ADVANCED PAGE-BUILDING TOOLS.

7. Tables.

Changes: Tables Now Have Their Own Chapter More Coverage of Using Tables as a Layout Vehicle Content Somewhat Reorganized Coverage of Table Palette and Prebuilt Table Styles. About Tables. How Tables Work. What They're Good For. Table Limitations. Inserting Tables. Building From Scratch. Inserting with a Table Style. Editing Tables. Sizing Tables. Adding Cells. Add Rows. Add Columns. Add Cells in the Middle of the Table. Add a Header. Add a Caption. Adding Content to a Table. Typing Into the Table. Importing Table Content. Sort Content. Changing Table Appearance. Sizing and Aligning Cells. Adding Borders and Spacing. Change Colors. Custom Table Backgrounds. Formatting Multiple Table Cells. Deleting Table Items. Nesting Tables. Converting Tables to Layout Grids.

8. Forms.

How Forms Work. What They Are For. Elements of a Form. How They Interact with the Web Server. Creating Forms. Form Containers, Fields and Labels. Basic Form Elements. Text Fields. Text Areas. Checkboxes and Radio Buttons. Submit and Reset Buttons. Popups and List Boxes. Special Form Elements. Table of Other Form Elements. HTML 4.0 Form Elements. Button. Label. Fieldset. HTML 4.0 Features. Tabbing Chains. Access Keys. Read-Only Elements. Disabled Elements.

9. Frames.

How Frames Work. Frame Caveats. Creating Frames. Adding Content to Frames. Adding Frames and Frame Sets. Special Cases. Adding Noframes Content. Inline Frames.

10. Working with HTML.

Changes: Eliminate Discussion of Foreign Code This Is Covered in the Integration Chapter. Outline View. Source View. HTML Snippets. Dynamic Components. Searching for HTML Elements. Header Tags. Web Settings.

11. Cascading Style Sheets.

Changes: Add More Coverage on Using Style Sheets. How Style Sheets Work. What Style Sheets Are Good For. Style Sheet Syntax. Using CSS1 Correctly. Types of Style Sheets. Internal Style Sheets. External Style Sheets. Creating Style Sheets. Add Internal Style Sheets. Add External Style Sheets. Selectors. Tag Selectors. Class Selectors. Ids. Properties. General Parameters. Measurement. Color. Font. Text. Box. Positioning. Border. Background. List. Managing Styles. Importing From Other Sheets (Drag and Drop). Apply to An Element By Dragging. Convert Sheets between External/Internal. Duplicating Styles. Deleting Styles. Previewing CSS Pages. Using Style Sheets. Applying Classes. Applying Ids. Referring to External Style Sheets.

12. Layers and Positioning.

How Layers Work. Floating Boxes. Creating. Setting Up. Adding Content. a Word about Positioning Types. Boxes as Layers. Managing Multiple Floating Boxes. Managing Layers with the Floating Box Controller. Style Sheet-Based Positioning (CSS-P). Adding Positioning Properties.

13. Rich Media.

Plugins. Activex. Custom Plugin Interfaces. Javascript (Configuring Existing). Java.

III. CREATING AND MAINTAINING SITES.

14. Building Sites.

Tools. Site Window. Site Tab. Toolbar. Site Preferences. Site View. Building Sites. Create a Site. Import Local. Import Via FTP. Import across Platforms. Adding Files. Preferences. Adding Resources. External Resources. Colors. Fonts.

15. Managing Sites.

Working with Site Objects. The Site View. Site Diagramming. Working with Links. Troubleshooting Sites. Site Reporting.

16. Publishing Sites.

Exporting a Site: Three Ways to Publish. Webdav. Exporting a Site. Built-in FTP. Stand-alone FTP.

IV. ADVANCED TOPICS.

17. Scripting and Custom Applications in Golive.

Using Prebuilt Actions. Tools. Smart Objects Tab. Actions Tab in Inspectors. Action Basics. Survey of Actions Included with Golive. Creating Your Own Actions. The Golive SDK.

18. Creating Motion with Quicktime and Animation.

about Animation. Timeline Editor. Preparing to Animate. Building a Simple Animation. Adding Actions. Quicktime Authoring. about Making Moves.

19. Integrating Golive with Other Applications.

Media Applications. Photoshop. Illustrator. Imageready. Livemotion. Flash. Shockwave. Acrobat. Using Dynamic Link. ASP. Lasso. Filemaker. CDML. Others. Database Tools. 360 Code. XML.

Appendix: Palette Reference.

L'auteur - Shelly Brisbin

Shelly Brisbin

is the author of GoLive CyberStudio 2 for Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide, the upcoming GoLive CyberStudio 3.1 for Macintosh: Visual QuickStart Guide.
Shelly has written about technology for more than ten years. Currently a freelance writer based in Austin, Texas, Brisbin writes a weekly Internet column for the CitySearch/Austin Web site and contributes features and reviews to national computer magazines. Before taking up the freelance life, Brisbin served as Networking Editor for MacUser magazine, leading the publication's connectivity and Internet coverage. Brisbin has written for MacWorld, MacWeek, NetProfessional, The Net, SunWorld and other publications and has contributed to four computer books.

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Éditeur(s)	Peachpit Press
Auteur(s)	Shelly Brisbin
Parution	01/12/2000
Nb. de pages	512
Couverture	Broché
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780201708417

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