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Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Training Course Intermediate Peterborough

Peterborough Intermediate Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Course Overview

Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Training Course Intermediate training Peterborough - Cathedral Square

Stuart House - East Wing
St John's Street
Peterborough PE1 5DD
United Kingdom

This business centre is a strategically located headquarters office building in central Peterborough, in the heart of the business district. It is within walking distance of the bus and railway stations and close to all shopping facilities, including Marks & Spencer and the Queensgate Shopping Centre where tenants include John Lewis, Waitrose and Boots. It is within a quarter mile of junction 5 of the Peterborough Ring Road. Convenient for your Intermediate Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Training Course.

Alternatively if you live in and around Peterborough and wish to have your training on-site the we can provide all the equipment, included laptops & projector, required. All we ask is that you provide a little space for the trainer to set up.

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Peterborough features a stunning cathedral and a mix of urban and rural landscapes.

Course Duration: 1 Day

Complete Course Outline

Working in Code View with Adobe Dreamweaver CS4

Use Coding Tools
Search for and Replace Code
Add Design Notes and Comments

Formatting with Advanced CSS Techniques in Dreamweaver

Use External Style Sheets
Create a Layout Using CSS
Apply Rollover Effects Using CSS

Working with AP Elements in Dreamweaver

Create AP Elements
Control AP Elements

Working with Spry Elements in Dreamweaver

Use Spry Interface Widgets
Modify Spry Widgets
Use Spry Data Sets

Creating a Form using Dreamweaver

Set Up a Form
Add Form Elements
Validate a Form

Integrating External Files with Dreamweaver

Integrate Photoshop Images in Dreamweaver
Insert Media Objects
Integrate XML-Based Data