Dreamweaver Chapters 7 & 8

If many people are involved in maintaining a site, or if you are constantly making changes to the pages, ensuring that both the local and remote sites have the most up-to-date files could get confusing.

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Embedded styles are handy when you want a particular page in your website to contain formatting that is different from the rules specified in an external style sheet.

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In Dreamweaver, you can cloak a folder or specify a type of file to cloak throughout the site.

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Before you publish a site to a remote server, it is extremely important that you test it to make sure the content is accurate and up to date and that everything is functioning properly.

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In Dreamweaver, you can synchronize an entire site, but you cannot synchronize only selected files.

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External style sheets can be used to apply consistent formatting to the elements of a website.

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When using CSS styles, the advantage of external styles is that you can use them to override an embedded style.

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A big disadvantage of using external CSS styles sheets is that you cannot attach them to pages that you’ve already created.

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You create embedded style sheets using CSS Designer.

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You should never exclude a particular file or files from being uploaded to a server.

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