Web Design Per.#2 classwork!

[Videogamefreak44]

Hey maxx help me over on here and if your absent i'll post the classwork we did on this

[FinalDragoon]

Hahah, deal. :p

[Videogamefreak44]

ok then if i need help you'll post. . if you need help i'll post. . .and if your absent i'll post the page we had to do

[FinalDragoon]

Today's work is a bitch. >< So fucking time consuming.

[Videogamefreak44]

yeah it is. . .hey Maxx think i can get the basketball teams and/or players?

[FinalDragoon]

<h3>Basketball teams</h3>
<ol>
<li>Nuggets</li>
<li>Bulls</li>
<li>Bucks</li>
<li>Heat</li>
<li>76ers</li>
<li>Lakers</li>
<li>Suns</li>
<li>Wizards</li>
<li>Nicks</li>
<li>Timberwolfs</li>
</ol>
<br>

<h3>Basketball players</h3>
<ol>
<li>Allen Iverson</li>
<li>Kobe Bryant</li>
<li>Dirk Nowitzki</li>
<li>LeBron James</li>
<li>Vince Carter</li>
<li>Tracy McGrady</li>
<li>Amare Stoudemire</li>
<li>Gilbert Arenas</li>
<li>Shaquille O'Neal</li>
<li>Michael RedD</li>
</ol>
<br>

<h3>Schollastic Awards</h3>
<ul>
<li>Enos Mills Scholorship</li>
<li>Physics Expo Blue Robbon Winner</li>
<li>Jonor Key Award Semifinalist</li>
</ul>
<br>

<h3>Counties in Florida</h3>
<ul>
<li>Alachua</li>
<li>Baker </li>
<li>Bay </li>
<li>Bradford </li>
<li>Brevard </li>
<li>Broward </li>
<li>Calhoun </li>
<li>Charlotte </li>
<li>Citrus </li>
<li>Clay </li>
<li>Collier </li>
<li>Columbia </li>
<li>DeSoto </li>
<li>Dixie </li>
<li>Duval </li>
<li>Escambia </li>
<li>Flagler </li>
<li>Franklin </li>
<li>Gadsden </li>
<li>Gilchrist</li>
<li>Glades </li>
<li>Gulf </li>
<li>Hamilton </li>
<li>Hardee </li>
<li>Hendry </li>
<li>Hernando </li>
<li>Highlands </li>
<li>Hillsborough</li>
<li>Holmes </li>
<li>Indian River</li>
<li>Jackson </li>
<li>Jefferson </li>
<li>Lafayette </li>
<li>Lake </li>
<li>Lee </li>
<li>Leon </li>
<li>Levy </li>
<li>Liberty </li>
<li>Madison </li>
<li>Manatee </li>
<li>Marion </li>
<li>Martin </li>
<li>Miami-Dade </li>
<li>Monroe </li>
<li>Nassau </li>
<li>Okaloosa </li>
<li>Okeechobee </li>
<li>Orange </li>
<li>Osceola </li>
<li>Palm Beach </li>
<li>Pasco </li>
<li>Pinellas</li>
<li>Polk </li>
<li>Putnam </li>
<li>Santa Rosa </li>
<li>Sarasota </li>
<li>Seminole </li>
<li>St. Johns </li>
<li>St. Lucie </li>
<li>Sumter</li>
<li>Suwannee </li>
<li>Tayolor </li>
<li>Union</li>
<li>Volusia </li>
<li>Wakulla</li>
<li>Walton</li>
<li>Washington</li>
</ul>
<br>

[Akira Raine]

omfg that's so gay taht's a lotta shit. We have to do a lot in web design too. Maxx, I also have alot of shit in CADD too so don't worry about it love

[Videogamefreak44]

Thanks maxx you rock!

[FinalDragoon]

That's not even HALF of the assignment. We have Dreamweaver, let's fucking use it already. ><

[Akira Raine]

wtf does Maxx have to do your work for you? Come on Brian you slacker!

[Akira Raine]

ooooooooh YOU Maxx told me that you HATED dreamweaver when I told you that my brother used it. We have dreamweaver too and we're going to use it by the end of the semester.

[Videogamefreak44]

Maxx dosent do my work thats just part of it and anyways when he was absent i posted all the work for him

[FinalDragoon]

We're using Dreamweaver this year as opposed to Fusion. ;p

[Akira Raine]

I'm using dreamweaver too. You told me you hated Dreamweaver maxx.

[Videogamefreak44]

Fusion + HTML were easy. . .Dreamweaver is probably easy also

[Videogamefreak44]

<h3>States and their Capitals</h3>
<dl>
<dt>Alabama<dd>Montgomery</dt>
<dt>Alaska<dd>Juneau</dt>
<dt>Arizona<dd>Phoenix</dt>
<dt>Arkansas<dd>Little Rock</dt>
<dt>California<dd>Sacremento</dt>
<dt>Colorado<dd>Denver</dt>
<dt>Connecticut<dd>Hartford</dt>
<dt>Delaware<dd>Dover</dt>
<dt>Florida<dd>Tallahassee</dt>
<dt>Georgia<dd>Atlanta</dt>
<dt>Hawaii<dd>Honolulu</dt>
<dt>Idaho<dd>Boise</dt>
<dt>Illinois<dd>Springfield</dt>
<dt>Indiana<dd>Indianapolis</dt>
<dt>Iowa<dd>Des Moines</dt>
http://www.50states.com/

[Videogamefreak44]

<dt>Kansas<dd>Topeka</dt>
<dt>Kentucky<dd>Frankfort</dt>
<dt>Louisiana<dd>Baton Rouge</dt>
<dt>Maine<dd>Augusta</dt>
<dt>Maryland<dd>Annapolis</dt>
<dt>Massachusetts<dd>Boston</dt>

[FinalDragoon]

Dude, even though I went in to help the kid fix the computer, I'm STILL FARTHER than you. ;p

[Akira Raine]

lol Maxx, why did you tell me you hated dreamweaver?

[Videogamefreak44]

ooo. . .well your a faster typer then me

[FinalDragoon]

Because I don't like Dreamweaver. ;p



<dt>Pennsylvania<dd>Harrisburg</dt>
<dt>Rhode Island<dd>Harrisburg</dt>
<dt>South Carolina<dd>Columbia</dt>
<dt>South Dakota<dd>Pierre</dt>
<dt>Tennesee<dd>Nashville</dt>
<dt>Texas<dd>Austin</dt>
<dt>Utah<dd>Salt Lake City</dt>
<dt>Vermont<dd>Montpelier</dt>
<dt>Virginia<dd>Richmond</dt>
<dt>Washinton<dd>Olympia</dt>
<dt>West Virginia<dd>Charleston</dt>
<dt>Wisconsin<dd>Madison</dt>
<dt>Wyoming<dd>Cheyenne</dt>
</dl>

[Akira Raine]

*rolls eyes*

[Videogamefreak44]

Maxx you get $5 for given me those XD

[FinalDragoon]

Brian, you're so lazy.

[Akira Raine]

Maxx, would you stop replying to this thread and reply to the MAXX thread?

[Videogamefreak44]

no im not. . .im just doing what you did. .

[Videogamefreak44]

1.Cell-The intersection of a row and column in a table.
2.Cell Padding-The pixels of blank space between the content in the cell and the cell’s boundary.
3.Cell Spacing-The pixels of blanks space cells.
4.Closing a Web page-The process of removing the Web page window from Dreamweaver workspace, which removes the file form the computer’s memory.
5.Code and Design view-A combination of Code and Design view.
6.Code View-Displays the code generated for the Web page.
7.Content-The information presented to the user in a Web page.
8.Design View-Displays the web page document as it will appear in a browser window.
9.Document-Relative hyperlink-A hyperlink from one Web page document to another Web page document in the same Web site.
10.Document Toolbar-Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that contains buttons and menus for changing views and working with a document.
11.Document window-Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that contains the Web page document.
12.Dreamweaver-An application used to create Web sites.
13.File Name-The name of the file that stores the Web sites.
14.Fixed Width-A table width that is specified in pixels. A fixed width will not change when a user resizes the browser window.
15.Home Page-The main page or starting point of the web site.
16.Horizontal alignment-A cell property used to align the cell contents relative to the left and right sides of the cell.
17.Insert Bar-Area of the dreamweaver workspace that contains buttons for adding objects to a web page document.
18.Menu Bar-Area at the top of the Dreamweaver workspace that displays the names of menus that contain commands.
19.Opening a file-The process of transferring a copy of the file contents to the computer’s memory, which displays the file in an appropriate window.
20.Page title-The text displayed in the title bar of the browser window when a user views the Web page. The page title also appears in the title bar of the Document window in Dreamweaver.
21.Panel groups-Tools used in developing a Web site. The site panel is in the Files panel group.
22.Pixel-A unit of measurement related to screen resolution.
23.Property inspector-Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that is used top change properties of the selected text or object.
24.Quitting Dreamweaver-The process of removing the Dreamweaver window from the Desktop, which removes the program from the computer’s memory.
25.Site Panel-Area of the dreamweaver workspace that displays files and folders in the Web site.
26.Standard view-A view used to create tables.
27.Table-A structure that consists of rows and columns that can be used to organize and control the arrangement of content in a Web page.\
28.Tag Selector-Area at the bottom of the Document window that is used to select a tag and its contents.
29.Vertical Alignment-A cell property used to align the cell contents relative to the top and bottom of the cell.
30.Workspace-The dreamweaver application interface, which windows, toolbars, and panel groups.

[FinalDragoon]

Dream Weaver Commands and Buttons

Change link command displays a dialog box used to modify a hyperlink. Found in the Modify menu.

Check spelling Command Finds misspelled words in a Web Page document. Found in the text menu.

Clear Command used to delete selected content Found in the dit menu.

Close command Removes a Web page document from the dreamweaver workspace or quits Dreamweaver. Found in the file menu. The button in the upper-right hand corner of the window.

Copy command Used to duplicate seletected content Found in the edit menu.

Cut command Used to duplicate selected content. Found in the Edit menu.

Cut Command Used to move selected content. Found in the edit menu.

Delete column command Deleted columns from a table. Found in the table menu in the modify menu.

Exit Command Removes the Dreamweaver window from the desktop.

Insert Column Command Inserts columns into a table found in the Table submenu in the modify menu.

Insert Row Command Inserts Inserts Rows into a table. Found in the able submenu in the Modify menu.
Line Break button Clicked to add a line break at the insertion point. Gound on the characters tab in Insert

Maximize button Expands the document window in the dreamweaver window.

Minimize window. Reduces the document window to a button in the dreamweaver window.

New Command: Displays a dialog box used to create a new web page document. Found in the file menu on the menu bar.

New File command Creates a new Web page document. Found in the file menu in the site panel.

New Site command Used to define a new Web site. Found in the site menu on the menu bar to the site menu in the site panel.

Open Command Used to define a new Web Sire. Found in the site menu on the menu bar or the site menu in the site panel.

Open Command Displays a dialog box that is used to open a Web Page document. Found in the File menu. The Open button on the toolbar can be used instead of the command.

Otrher Characters Button Clicked to display a dialog box for selected special characters to add at the insertion point. Found on the Characters tab in the Insert bar.

Page Properties command Displays a dialog box used to change the page title for a Web page document. Found in the Modify menu.

Paste command Used to move selected content. Found in the Edit menu.

Preview in Browser command Displays a submenu used to view the Web Page

[FinalDragoon]

Show Code and Design Views Button Splits the document window to display both the code and layout of a web page document. Found on the Document toolbar.

Show code view button. Displays the code for a document in the Document window. Found on the document toolbar.

Show Design view button Displays the document window as it will appear in a browser. Found on the document toolbar.

[FinalDragoon]

Standard View Button Displays a Web Page document in Standard view. Found on the Layout tab in the Insert Bar,

Table Command Displays a dialog box used to create a table. Found in the Insert menu. The Insert

<table>tag Selects the table containing the insertion point. Found in the tag selector.

Undo Command Used to cancel an action. Found in the Edit menu.

Window Menu Contains a list of open Web Page document.

[Darksage]

Dreamweaver sucks, do it manually

[Akira Raine]

manual yourself bitch!

;) or I"LL manual you

:P

actually i'll end up manualing maxx lol cuz he's hott!

[FinalDragoon]

o.O Holy....

[Darksage]

Really, I have Web Design too, I get it done a lot quicker without Dreamweaver

[FinalDragoon]

Me too.

[Darksage]

Except for image maps, they're a pain in the ass...

[Videogamefreak44]

<center>Web Design II, Assignment I</center><p>

<title><u>Web Design 2, Assignment 1</u></title>
<html>
<body>
<b>About New Perspectives</b>
<center>Course Technology's <b>New Perspective Series</b> is an intergrated system of instruction that</center><br>
<i>combines text and technology products to teach computer concepts, the Internet, and</i><br>
<U>microcomputer applications. Users consistently praise this series for innovative pedagogy</u><br>
<strike>use of interactive technology, creativity, accuracy, and supportive and engaging style</strike><p>

<b>How is the New Perspectives Series different from otehr series?</b><br>
<center>The <b>New Perspectives Series</b> distinguishes itself by <b>innovative technology,</b> from the</center><br>
<I>renowned Course Labs to the state-of-the-art mutimedia that is intergtrated with out</i><br>
<u>Conecept texts.Other distingushing features include <b>sound instructional design, proven</u><br>
<strike>pedagogy,</b> and <b>consistent quality.</b> In each tutorial, students learn features in the context of</strike><br>
<b>solving a realistic case problem rather than simply learning a laundry list of features.With the</b><br>
<center><b>New Perspectives Series,</b> instructors report that students have a completer, integrative</center><br>
<I>learning experience that stays with them.They credit this high retention and competency to</I><br>
<u>the fact that this series incorporates critical thinking and problem solving with computer skills</u><br>
<strike>mastery. IN addition, we work hard to ensure accuracy bu using a multi-step quality assurance</strike><br>
<b>process during all stages of development. Instructors focus on teaching and students spend</b><br>
<center>more time learning.</center> <p>

[Videogamefreak44]

<center>Headings</center><br>
<H1>MANAGING EDITOR</H1><br>
<H2>SENIOR EDITOR</H2><br>
<H3>SENIOR PRODUCT MANAGER</H3><br>
<H4>PRODUCT MANAGER</H4><br>
<H5>PRODUCT MANAGER II</H5><br>
<H6>ASSOCIAT PRODUCT MANAGER</H6><br>
<H7>EDITORIAL ASSITANT</H7><br>
<H8>DEVELOPMENT EDITOR</H8><br>
<H9>PRODUCTION EDITOR</H9><br>
<H1>TEXT DESIGNER</H1><br>
<H2>COVER ART DESIGNER</H2><br>
<H3>GREG DONALD</H3><br>
<H4>DONNA GRIDLEY</H4><br>
<H5>RACHEL CRAPSER</H5><br>
<H6>KAREN SHORTILL</H6><br>
<H7>CATHERINE DONALDSON</H7><br>
<H8>MELISSA DEZOTELLI</H8><br>
<H9>JILL KIM</H9><br>
<H1>MARY KEMPER</H1><br>
<H2>DAPHNE BARBAS</H2><br>
<H3>MERAL DABSOVICH</H3><br>
<H4>DOUGLAS GOODMAN</H4><p>

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[FinalDragoon]

What's the name of that assignment?

[Videogamefreak44]

Web Design 2, Vocabulary

1.Cell-The intersection of a row and column in a table.
2.Cell Padding-The pixels of blank space between the content in the cell and the cell’s boundary.
3.Cell Spacing-The pixels of blanks space cells.
4.Closing a Web page-The process of removing the Web page window from Dreamweaver workspace, which removes the file form the computer’s memory.
5.Code and Design view-A combination of Code and Design view.
6.Code View-Displays the code generated for the Web page.
7.Content-The information presented to the user in a Web page.
8.Design View-Displays the web page document as it will appear in a browser window.
9.Document-Relative hyperlink-A hyperlink from one Web page document to another Web page document in the same Web site.
10.Document Toolbar-Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that contains buttons and menus for changing views and working with a document.
11.Document window-Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that contains the Web page document.
12.Dreamweaver-An application used to create Web sites.
13.File Name-The name of the file that stores the Web sites.
14.Fixed Width-A table width that is specified in pixels. A fixed width will not change when a user resizes the browser window.
15.Home Page-The main page or starting point of the web site.
16.Horizontal alignment-A cell property used to align the cell contents relative to the left and right sides of the cell.
17.Insert Bar-Area of the dreamweaver workspace that contains buttons for adding objects to a web page document.
18.Menu Bar-Area at the top of the Dreamweaver workspace that displays the names of menus that contain commands.
19.Opening a file-The process of transferring a copy of the file contents to the computer’s memory, which displays the file in an appropriate window.
20.Page title-The text displayed in the title bar of the browser window when a user views the Web page. The page title also appears in the title bar of the Document window in Dreamweaver.
21.Panel groups-Tools used in developing a Web site. The site panel is in the Files panel group.
22.Pixel-A unit of measurement related to screen resolution.
23.Property inspector-Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that is used top change properties of the selected text or object.
24.Quitting Dreamweaver-The process of removing the Dreamweaver window from the Desktop, which removes the program from the computer’s memory.

[Videogamefreak44]

25.Site Panel-Area of the dreamweaver workspace that displays files and folders in the Web site.
26.Standard view-A view used to create tables.
27.Table-A structure that consists of rows and columns that can be used to organize and control the arrangement of content in a Web page.\
28.Tag Selector-Area at the bottom of the Document window that is used to select a tag and its contents.
29.Vertical Alignment-A cell property used to align the cell contents relative to the top and bottom of the cell.
30.Workspace-The dreamweaver application interface, which windows, toolbars, and panel groups.
Dreamweaver Commands

1.Change Link Command-Displays a dialog box used to modify a hyperlink. Found in the Modify menu.
2.Check spelling Command Finds misspelled words in a Web Page document. Found in the text menu.
3.Clear Command-Used to delete selected content. Found in the edit menu.
Close command Removes a Web page document from the dreamweaver workspace or quits Dreamweaver. Found in the file menu. The button in the upper-right hand corner of the window.
6.Cut command-Used to duplicate selected content. Found in the Edit menu.
7.Cut Command-Used to move selected content. Found in the edit menu.
8.Delete column command-Deleted columns from a table. Found in the table menu in the modify menu.
9.Exit Command-Removes the Dreamweaver window from the desktop.
10.Insert Column Command-Inserts columns into a table found in the Table submenu in the modify menu.
11.Insert Row Command-Inserts Inserts Rows into a table. Found in the able submenu in the Modify menu.
12.Line Break button-Clicked to add a line break at the insertion point. Found on the characters tab in Insert
13.Maximize button-Expands the document window in the dreamweaver window.
14.Minimize window-Reduces the document window to a button in the dreamweaver window.
15.New Command-Displays a dialog box used to create a new web page document. Found in the file menu on the menu bar.
16.New File command-Creates a new Web page document. Found in the file menu in the site panel.
17.New Site command-Used to define a new Web site. Found in the site menu on the menu bar to the site menu in the site panel.
18.Open Command-Used to define a new Web Sire. Found in the site menu on the menu bar or the site menu in the site panel.

[Videogamefreak44]

19.Other Characters Button-Clicked to display a dialog box for selected special characters to add at the insertion point. Found on the Characters tab in the Insert bar.
20.Page Properties command-Displays a dialog box used to change the page title for a Web page document. Found in the Modify menu.
21.Paste command-Used to move selected content. Found in the Edit menu.
22.Preview in Browser command-Displays a submenu used to view the Web Page.
23.Print Code Command-Prints the code for a Web page document. Found in the file menu.
24.Remove Link command-Removes an existing link. Found in the modify menu.
25.Repeat Command-Used to redo an action. Found in the edit menu.
26.Save Command-Displays a dialog box that is used to save a web page document to the web sites folder. Found in the file menu.
27.Show Code and Design Views Button-Splits the document window to display both the code and layout of a web page document. Found on the Document toolbar.
28.Show code view button-Displays the code for a document in the Document window. Found on the document toolbar.
29.Show Design view button-Displays the document window as it will appear in a browser. Found on the document toolbar.
30.Standard View Button-Displays a Web Page document in Standard view. Found on the Layout tab in the Insert Bar,
31.Table Command-Displays a dialog box used to create a table. Found in the Insert menu. The Insert
32.<table>tag-Selects the table containing the insertion point. Found in the tag selector.
33.Undo Command-Used to cancel an action. Found in the Edit menu.
34.Window Menu-Contains a list of open Web Page document.
Review Questions

1a.What is Dreamweaver?
A web development application
1b.What is the Dreamweaver workspace?
A new web page document window is displayed, and the site panel displays the folder for the current web site.
2a.What does the Insert bar contain?
Area of the dreamweaver workspace that contains buttons for adding objects to a web page document.
2b.What does the site panel contain?
Area of the dreamweaver workspace that displays files and folders in the Web site.
2c.What can be changed using the property inspector?
Area of the Dreamweaver workspace that is used top change properties of the selected text or object
3a.During site definition, what is created?
A folder for the web site is created, and the name, server technology, file locations, and remote server options are specified

[Videogamefreak44]

why do i give you the calss work ifyou call me gay and kick me in the nuts o.O

[FinalDragoon]

BEcause YOU are and because I do? o.O

[Videogamefreak44]

I Am Not Gay!!!. . . ¿_¿

[Videogamefreak44]

<HTML>
<HEAD><Title> Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, 4th Movement.</Title>
<BODY>
<Center><IMG SRC=http://www.empire.k12.ca.us/capistrano/Mike/capmusic/classical/beethoven/opening.gif><br>
<H1>Beethoven's Ninth Symphony</H1><br>
<H2>the Fourth Movement</H2></Center>
<HR>
<H3>Sonata-Concerto Form</H3>
<OL>
1. Open Ritornello<br>
2. Exposition<br>
<OL>
1. Horror/Recitative<br>
2. Joy Theme<br>
3. Turkish Music<br></OL>
3. Development<br>
4. Recapitulation<br>
<OL>1. Joy Theme<br>
2. Awe Theme<br></OL>
5. Coda Nos. 1 2 3</OL>

<Center><U>Birth</Center></U>
Beethoven was born on December 17,1770. His Birth Place was Bonn, Germany.<p>
<Center><U>Death</Center></U>
Beethoven died on March 26, 1827. He died of cirrhosis of the liver, plus dropsy. In cirrhosis of the liver
scar tissue replaces normal healthy tissue blocking the flow of blood through the organ and preventing it
from working as it should. Cirrhosis is the twelfth leading cause of death by disease, killing about 26,000
people each year. Also, the cost of cirrhosis in terms of human suffering, hospital costs, and lost productivity is high.
Dropsy is Epidemic dropsy means swelling of the body caused by the consumption of mustard oil adulterated with oil of
prickly poppy. Prickly poppy scientifically known as Argemone mexicana contains alkaloids with physiologically active
toxins (sanguinarine and dihydrosanguinarine). The prickly poppy grows as a wild weed that produces a yellow flower.
Seeds produced from it are blackish brown having wrinkled surface whereas mustard seeds are having smooth round
surface. Mustard seeds are harvested earlier than that of argemone and hence there is little chance of accidental
mixing of argemone seeds with mustard seeds (Mustard crop - February to March, Argemone crop - April to May). However
in the last reported cases mustard oil, contaminated by Argemone was the source of the problem.
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[Rev]

lol i have web design period two (i go to a school in wisconsin) but thats kinda funny cause we are kinda doin the same thing but were moving at a fast pace but using dreamweaver. i mean right now we have to code forms in JS

[Darksage]

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

Dreamweaver is gay

[Darksage]

and btw you should use <div align="center"> to center stuff, and remember to put ALL attributed things in quotations ;)

[FinalDragoon]

Our Web Design teacher isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer, but she's really cool. XD

[FinalDragoon]

Dreamweaver Commands and Buttons

1. Copy Command Places a copy of the selected file in the computer’s memory. Found in the Edit menu in the Site Panel.

2. Date Command Used to insert a time stamp in a Web [age document found in the Insert menu. The Date button on the common tab in the Insert bar can be used instead of the command.

3. Edit Command Opens a window that contains the selected library item. Found at the bottom of the assets panel when the Library category is displayed.


4. Image Icon Displays the library category in the assets panel, which is a list of all the images in the site. Found in the Assets panel.

5. Merge cells button Combines a new Web page document file and adds it to the list of files in the Site panel. Found in the File menu in the site panel.

6. New Folder command Creates a new folder and adds it to the list of files and folders in the Site panel. Found in the file menu in the Site panel.

7. New Library Item command Creates a new library item. Found in the Files panel group menu in the Assets panel.

8. Paste Command Places a copy of the file in the computer’s memory in the selected folder. Found in the Edit menu in the Site Panel.

9. Refresh Site List Command Updates the list of images in the Assets panel. Found in the Files panel group menu in the Assets panel.

10. Split cell button Displays a dialog box used to divide the selected cell into rows or columns. Found in the Property inspector.

[Videogamefreak44]

1.Above the fold-Refers to the placement of the most important elements near the top of a Web Page so that they are visible without requiring the user to scroll.
2.Appropiateness-A design concept that refers to how well the elements in the Web site match the purpose and target audience.
3.Assets Panel-A panel thathelps Web site decelpoment by gathering a list of objescts, such as images, that are avliable in the site.
4.Bottom Global Navigation Bar-A navigation bar near the bottom of a web page, which contains links to every page of a web site.
5.Breadcrumb Trail-A navigation bar that displays the page in order of level, from the home page to the current page, based on the navigation structure.
6.Child Page-A web page that has at least one page above it in the navigation structure of a web site.
7.Consistency-A design concept that refers to repetition in the placement of elements.
8.Content-A design conecept that refers to the repetition in the placement of elements.
9.Copyright Notice-The text copyright year, which includes the year of publication.
10.Elements-Text, images, or other media. Elements on a Web page include navigation bar, a logo or heading, copyright information, and conetent.
11.E-Mail Hyperlink-A link that allows the user to send a e-mail message.
12.Footer-The bottom area of a web page which includes a global navigation bar and other information such as copyright, the date of the last updatem and a link to contact the author.
13.Header-The top area of a web page which includes a logo or heading, global navigation bar, and possibly a breadcrumb trail.
14.Library item-Content placed in a seperate file and given a descriptive name so that it can be used repeatedly in a Web site.
15.Local Navigation Bar-A navigation bar that typically contains links to the child pages of the current page.
16.Navigation Bar-A set of hyperlinks that give a user a way to display the different pages in a Web site.
17.Navigation Structure-The organization of a Web site.
18.Parent Page-A web page that has at least one page below it in the navigation structure of a Web site.
19.Path-See Breadcrumb Trail.
20.Placement-A design concept that referes to the arrangement of Web page elements.
21.Printer-friendly version-A web page with the same content as another web page, except this page will print correctly.
22.Purpose-The intent of the Web Site.
23.Root Folder-The folder created during the site defention for storing files and folders.
24.Same-level page-Web pages at the same level in a navigation structure of a web site.
25.Target Audience-The individuals that are intended to use the Web site.
26.Time Stamp-A date or time that changes auotmatically when a page is modified.
27.Top Global Navigation Bar-A navigation bar near the top of a web page, which contains links to the first and second level pages of a web site.
28.Top-Level page-A web page at the highest level in the navigation structure of a Wsb site, usually the home page.
29.Usability-A design concept that refers to how well the user can navigate through the pages of a Web site to find desired information.
30.Visual Cue-A pattern object that the user sees and identifies quickly after repeated use.
31.Web Page Design-The web page's layout and the content elements.
32.Web Page Layout-The arrangement of the elements on the page.
33.Web Site development-The process of planning and creating a Web Site.
34.White Space-Any blank area on a page, regardless of the color.