Dreamweaver CS4 Ch. 5
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19 terms
Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Template | a predesigned Web page that defines the apperarance of the page, including items such as the default font, font size, logos and images, and backgrounds |
.dwt extension | When the first template for a Web site is saved, Dreamweaver automatically creates a Templates folder in the Web site local root folder and then save the template with this extension. Additional templates added to the site are saved in the Templates folder automatically |
Template instance | a Web page based on a template, looks identical to the template |
Editable Region | is the basic building block of a template and is an unlocked region. |
Repeating Region | is a section in a document that is set to repeat |
Optional Region | lets the content developer show or hide content on a page-by-page basis |
Editable Tag Attribute | is a tag attribute that you unlock in a template so that the attribute can be edited in the pages created from the template. |
HTML styles | Formats attached to standardhtml tags |
CSS | a collection of formatting rules that control the appearance of content in a Web page |
Selector (CSS Rule) | A CSS rule which is the name of the style. EX: h2 (defining the HTML h2 tag) |
Declaration (CSS Rule) | A CSS rule which defines the style elements. EX: 24 pt Courier, (defining the font size and type to apply to the h2 tag) |
Custom Style | you specify all the attributes you want the style to include. The name of a custom style always begins with a period |
Class (CSS Style) | Also considered a custom style, is the most flexible way to define a style |
Tag ( CSS Style) | provides the option to make global changes to exisitng Web pages by modifying the properties or attributes of and HTML tag. |
Advanced (CSS Style) | this type of style commonly is applied to hyperlinks to create a rollover effect |
Cascading | refers to the capability of applying multiple style sheets to the same Web page |
External Style Sheet | is a single style sheet that is used to create uniform formattion and contains no HTML code. |
Internal or Embedded Style Sheet | contains styles that apply to a specific page |
CSS Styles Panel | contains four buttons used for the following: Attach Style Sheet, New CSS Rule, Edit Style Sheet, Delete CSS Rule |
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