Provide one fact which you have learned about Dreamweaver during the DW unit. (example: The main div we place our information in is called the "container")
I learned that in the Dreamweaver application, you can view the application as many different types of ways. such as designer or coder. So if your a coder it would put the HTML and CSS coding up front and center so that you can focus on just that.
In Dreamweaver I learned what a div is and how to use easier names that relate to everyday life for the different components (the box, stage, curtain, and the actors/props). I think that by knowing these terms, this unit will make more sense.
I learned that the background around the tet is called the body opposed to the text in the middle being called the body. I also learned about class terms which are terms that we use in the classroom. For example the class term for body is curtain. All of the class terms relate to a stage/theater.
I learned that there are two types of CSS rules. One is a Compound. This means that those rules can only be applied to that one div. The second is class. This means that those rules can be applied over and over again (to as many divs as you want).
So far in the Dreamweaver unit, I have learned a lot about Dreamweaver. I learned that you can use there are three main parts to a website created through Dreamweaver. They are the Container, which acts like a stage in an auditorium, the Body, which is similar to a curtain in an auditorium, and the Text/Images, which is similar to the actors/props in an auditorium.
I learned that you can think of setting up your webpage as setting up a stage. The body of your page is the curtain, the container on your page is the stage, and the text and images on your page would be the actors.
One fact that I learned about Dreamweaver during the unit was that in class we will refer to web terms, such as Div and Container, as different "class terms", such as Box and Stage.
There are two types of css rules. One is called compound, which are rules that can only be applied once.The symbol is #. Class rules can be applied multiple times, over and over again. The symbol is .
There are two types of CSS rules used in Dreamweaver:
1. Compound - a div (box) with compound rules means those rules can only be applied to that one div/box. The symbol for compound rules is #.
2. Class - a div (box) with class rules means that those rules can be applied over and over again (to as many divs as you want). The symbol for class rules is .
Also, divs place elements in layers. Lastly, the word div also means box (in class), container means stage (in class), body means curtain (in class), and text/images is the same as actors/props (in class only).
In Dreamweaver, you can view your code in three separate ways: Code, Split, or design. Code lets you only see the code, design only let's you get a general preview of the appearance of your website, and split allows you to see both.
This week I learned all about how to use Dreamweaver. One important use of Dreamweaver that I learned about was how to put your website onto a web hosting service, and upload it on the web.
One thing I learned about Dreamweaver this week was that in the upper left corner of the application you can chose if you want to see just code, a split screen of code and the webpage, or just the webpage.
Something that I learned about Dream Weaver this week was that the screen can be split with code on one side and the actual look of the website on the other side. I found this extremely helpful because it makes the making of a website a lot easier.
One fact I have learned about dreamweaver this week is that you can create things called divs, which are boxes in which your content is in, and they can contain other divs.
One new thing I learned about in Dreamweaver is that the different parts of a website can simulate a stage production. Body- Curtain Container- Stage Text/Images- Actors/Accessories
One fact about dreamweaver is you can put your live page right up on the internet in seconds. In dreamweaver you can upload and view your page while you are working on it in the web.
During this DW project in Dreamweaver, I learned that when creating a div, you are adding it into the container. In the div, you can add properties such as links to other sites.
In split screen, you can type what you want in the right side, and the code it automatically created in the left side. This makes it easier for the user to set up web pages by not necessarily having to write code.
During the DreamWeaver unit I learned that it is used to make your page, instead of just using code and the Ipad, DW in the main thing used to create a good magazine on an Ipad.
During the Dreamweaver unit I learned that you can only insert a div for the container, but for the rest of the normal divs you must hit "draw AP div." Also, I learned that you can make your whole site with or without HTML coding on the side.
"Code Highlighting" is useful if you have a lot of code on a page that is a mix of HTML and other languages.
ReplyDeleteI learned that dreamweaver is an application in which we can put our website online and publish them.
ReplyDeleteTo put a file on the internet, you have to literally "Put" it using the "Put" button.
ReplyDeleteThe adress all our websites are posted on is fatcow.com.
ReplyDeleteYou can put the files for a site with the Put button.
ReplyDeleteDreamweaver is used to put files that you have created in HTML on the web.
ReplyDeleteDreamweaver can not only create files for the web but, it can also "put" files on the web.
ReplyDeleteYou can use Dreamweaver to put your files on the web using ftp so anyone in the world can see your web pages.
ReplyDeleteDream Weaver is used to edit and to put files up on the web.
ReplyDeleteDuring the Dreamweaver unit, one fact I learned is that as you click CSS options for your text, Dreamweaver writes the code in for you.
ReplyDeleteI learned that in the Dreamweaver application, you can view the application as many different types of ways. such as designer or coder. So if your a coder it would put the HTML and CSS coding up front and center so that you can focus on just that.
ReplyDeleteA div box with compound rules means rules can only be apply to one div.
ReplyDeleteIn Dreamweaver I learned what a div is and how to use easier names that relate to everyday life for the different components (the box, stage, curtain, and the actors/props). I think that by knowing these terms, this unit will make more sense.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the background around the tet is called the body opposed to the text in the middle being called the body. I also learned about class terms which are terms that we use in the classroom. For example the class term for body is curtain. All of the class terms relate to a stage/theater.
ReplyDeleteI learned that there are two types of CSS rules. One is a Compound. This means that those rules can only be applied to that one div. The second is class. This means that those rules can be applied over and over again (to as many divs as you want).
ReplyDeleteA div is a box, and everything is put in the container which sets the "stage" for text and accessories needed to build the webpage.
ReplyDeleteSo far in the Dreamweaver unit, I have learned a lot about Dreamweaver. I learned that you can use there are three main parts to a website created through Dreamweaver. They are the Container, which acts like a stage in an auditorium, the Body, which is similar to a curtain in an auditorium, and the Text/Images, which is similar to the actors/props in an auditorium.
ReplyDeleteI learned that you can think of setting up your webpage as setting up a stage. The body of your page is the curtain, the container on your page is the stage, and the text and images on your page would be the actors.
ReplyDeleteOne fact that I learned about Dreamweaver during the unit was that in class we will refer to web terms, such as Div and Container, as different "class terms", such as Box and Stage.
ReplyDeleteThere are two types of css rules. One is called compound, which are rules that can only be applied once.The symbol is #. Class rules can be applied multiple times, over and over again. The symbol is .
ReplyDeleteThere are two types of CSS rules used in Dreamweaver:
ReplyDelete1. Compound - a div (box) with compound rules means those rules can only be applied to that one div/box. The symbol for compound rules is #.
2. Class - a div (box) with class rules means that those rules can be applied over and over again (to as many divs as you want). The symbol for class rules is .
Also, divs place elements in layers. Lastly, the word div also means box (in class), container means stage (in class), body means curtain (in class), and text/images is the same as actors/props (in class only).
In Dreamweaver, you can view your code in three separate ways:
ReplyDeleteCode, Split, or design. Code lets you only see the code, design only let's you get a general preview of the appearance of your website, and split allows you to see both.
The most important div is called the container and you "insert" this div instead of drawing it.
ReplyDeleteWe can create a control what the background color and you can create a container which keeps your work in it.
ReplyDeleteI learned that to create a container, you insert a div tag, but with all other divs, you draw a div in Dreamweaver.
ReplyDeleteOne thing I have learned about Dreamweaver is that the div outside the container div is called the stage.
ReplyDeleteThe actors and accessories on a stage setting are referred to as the text and images that are put into the container.
ReplyDeleteThis week I learned all about how to use Dreamweaver. One important use of Dreamweaver that I learned about was how to put your website onto a web hosting service, and upload it on the web.
ReplyDeleteIn Dw, you can view your website in split view, which allows you to both edit and view the website at the same time.
ReplyDeleteOne thing I learned about Dreamweaver this week was that in the upper left corner of the application you can chose if you want to see just code, a split screen of code and the webpage, or just the webpage.
ReplyDeleteSomething that I learned about Dream Weaver this week was that the screen can be split with code on one side and the actual look of the website on the other side. I found this extremely helpful because it makes the making of a website a lot easier.
ReplyDeleteOne fact I learned about Dreamweaver is that it is an easier type of coding, it lets you preview what you're doing while you are coding.
ReplyDeleteOne fact I have learned about dreamweaver this week is that you can create things called divs, which are boxes in which your content is in, and they can contain other divs.
ReplyDeleteOne new thing I learned about in Dreamweaver is that the different parts of a website can simulate a stage production.
ReplyDeleteBody- Curtain
Container- Stage
Text/Images- Actors/Accessories
That Dreamweaver is a visual based program that writes HTML and CSS for you.
ReplyDeleteDreamweaver CSS rules transfers into HTML and CSS codes.
ReplyDelete1 fact I learned is the feature that puts codes in for you
ReplyDeleteOne fact about dreamweaver is you can put your live page right up on the internet in seconds. In dreamweaver you can upload and view your page while you are working on it in the web.
ReplyDeleteDuring this DW project in Dreamweaver, I learned that when creating a div, you are adding it into the container. In the div, you can add properties such as links to other sites.
ReplyDeleteIn split screen, you can type what you want in the right side, and the code it automatically created in the left side. This makes it easier for the user to set up web pages by not necessarily having to write code.
ReplyDeleteDuring the DreamWeaver unit I learned that it is used to make your page, instead of just using code and the Ipad, DW in the main thing used to create a good magazine on an Ipad.
ReplyDeleteTo put a file on the web you literally click the "put" button
ReplyDeleteDreamweaver can put your files on the web using ftp. This way anyone in the world can see your web.
ReplyDeleteI learned how to you can insert a video in a div instead of just a link.
ReplyDeleteDuring the Dreamweaver unit I learned that you can only insert a div for the container, but for the rest of the normal divs you must hit "draw AP div." Also, I learned that you can make your whole site with or without HTML coding on the side.
ReplyDelete