These will all be pdfs that you can either download and print or view on the screen to help you through some common tasks using a number of applications in this class.

Fall 2007 cheat sheets:

• Defining a site: defining_site.pdf
• Creating links: creating_links.pdf
• Style sheets 1: stylesheets1.pdf
• Style sheets 2: stylesheets2.pdf

Cheat sheets from previous classes:

• Creating a new site in Dreamweaver and connecting to the server: Use this to help you go through the steps of setting up a new web site with Dreamweaver

• Creating a new Page and Uploading it to the server using Dreamweaver: Use this to help you create a new html page in Dreamweaver and upload it to the server.

• Creating links with Dreamweaver: Use this page to help you create a number of different hyperlinks using Dreamweaver

• Creating Buttons and Resizing an Image in Adobe Photoshop CS2: This includes an elementary primer for Photoshop, as well as a tutorial for creating graphical buttons for hyperlinks in Dreamweaver. Use this before going through the Tables cheatsheet, as it will provide you with some of the materials that you'll need.

• Creating layout tables in Dreamweaver: This cheatsheet will help you create tables from scratch using Dreamweaver. You can use it with the previous cheatsheet, "Creating Buttons…," or you can use it with two forthcoming cheatsheets: "Creating rollovers" and "Creating Cascading Style Sheets"

• Creating Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) in Dreamweaver: Use this cheatsheet to help you create external style sheets for your html pages, from which you can link to all of your pages and globally change the "look and feel" of html tags and classes

• Creating Rollover Images using  Dreamweaver: This cheatsheet leads you through a short exercise on creating two simple rollover buttons in a table, as well as giving you an introduction to the Insert Navigation Bar menu in Dreamweaver]

• Creating Simple Animations with Flash: This cheatsheet leads you through a short exercise on creating a simple animation using Flash. Your final product will look like this and you can look at the original fla file here.

• <Div> tags and CSS positioning techniques: An introductory exercise in CSS positioning techniques