[allemnendup]

Anyone have some good ones?

[kuklame]

Are you wanting DW specific tutorials or HTML/XHTML and CSS tutorials? Because I recommend learning HTML aside from DW. DW has pretty bad HTML code generation.

But, if you have DW specific features you are looking for, maybe I can help you find some tuts or recommend a book.

[OEMCHEAPSOFTDOWNLOAD]

Are you wanting DW specific tutorials or HTML/XHTML and CSS tutorials? Because I recommend learning HTML aside from DW. DW has pretty bad HTML code generation.

But, if you have DW specific features you are looking for, maybe I can help you find some tuts or recommend a book.

Erh? It's always been one of the best as far as I've always understood, for example its leaps and bounds above frontpage, but I do hear M$ have improved somewhat.

[ladleliDypenue]

Erh? It's always been one of the best as far as I've always understood, for example its leaps and bounds above frontpage, but I do hear M$ have improved somewhat.

Yes, it's leaps and bounds above Frontpage. My cat can write code leaps and bounds above Frontpage also.

DW is okay for designers or people that don't want to bother learning what they are doing. But, I strongly recommend learning HTML. Tying yourself to software is not too good because you depend on that software. And honestly, DW doesn't do a great job with the code.

HTML is really easy. I am a designer and I can write it from scratch!

[amotoustict]

Well i learned the basics of HTML back in high school but it has changed a bit since then and I lack the time to sit and pick it all back up. Dreamweaver seems like a "quick idiot" site builder.

[HaroTaure]

Well i learned the basics of HTML back in high school but it has changed a bit since then and I lack the time to sit and pick it all back up. Dreamweaver seems like a "quick idiot" site builder.

Indeed, I need to sit down and start learning HTML and XML.

P.S: Learnt to use Dreamweaver, it really is the noob's way out without learning an ounce of coding.

[miel]

Well i learned the basics of HTML back in high school but it has changed a bit since then and I lack the time to sit and pick it all back up. Dreamweaver seems like a "quick idiot" site builder.

[rofl]

yes it is easy to make a site.. but Dreamweaver is a very powerful program. I have a book for DreamWeaver 3, 980 pages thick of what u can do with the program..

All I use it for is.. www.dutchforce.nl [yes] [rofl]

book in English is called : DreamWeaver 3 bible - by IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.

Tutorials in Quicktime: http://www.vtc.com/products/dw8.htm
http://www.intranetjournal.com/artic...eam_index.html

Maybe this helps a little bit I am not sure...

[Roker]

Thanks dutch yet again you help me. [thumbup]

Indeed, I need to sit down and start learning HTML and XML.

P.S: Learnt to use Dreamweaver, it really is the noob's way out without learning an ounce of coding. lol so true man.

[97dYA9L3]

lol, I am glad I can be of any help!

but the trains question was hard.. Im still looking [rofl]

[refsherne]

Hahahaha, well we got that sorted out now. [yes]

[Ekzamenov]

Hahahaha, well we got that sorted out now. [yes]

http://www.latenightrabbit.com/simple-organism/ - Simple Site Creation

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/rock-solid-css-layouts - Rock Solid CSS Sites

All you need. No DW necessary. DW has pretty poor CSS Support. Something like TopStyle Pro or CSS Master would give you better support.

Please tell me that you are not making a table-based site? [no]

[DexOnenlyCymn]

ok for you I will have a look and a go at it. It will just take me a smidge longer I suppose.

HAve to wait for and hour of tape to capture and convert before I can start anything :/