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by: Massimo Foti, Angela C. Buraglia, Daniel Short, Kim Cavanaugh, Danilo Celic, Kevin French, Brad Halstead, Joel Martinez, Stephanie Sullivan, Murray Summers, Edoardo Zubler  Availability: Usually ships in 8 to 14 days
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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 006.786 EAN: 9780735713789 ISBN: 0735713782 Label: New Riders Press Manufacturer: New Riders Press Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 192 Publication Date: December 29, 2003 Publisher: New Riders Press Studio: New Riders Press Related Items: Browse for similar items by category: Click to Display Editorial Review: Product Description: As a serious Web designer or developer, you'll want to do one thing and one thing only when you lay your hands on the latest version of Dreamweaver: Start tinkering with all its new features. Problem is that's hard to do on someone else's dime. With Dreamweaver MX 2004 Magic, you don't have to! In these pages, Dreamweaver wizards Mossimo Foti, Angela C. Buraglia, and Daniel Short and several other experts draw on their own professional experience to offer 12 real-world projects that let you explore Dreamweaver MX 2004 at your leisure. With a focus on areas that can be troublesome for professional users-whether because they present thorny issues or because they draw on completely new features-each lesson provides need-to-know tips, proven techniques, and best practices. By working through the step-by-step tutorials (whose project files and code you'll find on the accompanying CD), you soon will be finding your way around all of Dreamweaver MX 2004's new features: dynamic cross-browser validation, improved CSS support, built-in graphics editing, and more. In addition to the code listings and exercise files on the CD-ROM, youos that clearly demonstrate step by step all the procedures you need to complete in order to create the projects. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - DisappointingI've read each Dreamweaver Magic book since the first one. I was hoping this version would recapture some of the magic from the dreamweaver 4 book. I was wrong. Each year, the page count has grown thinner as has the subject matter. How could I have expected 12 projects to be given adequate coverage in 190 very sparce pages? There is nothing in this book that is not available in free tutorials at various prominent sites such as macromedia.com; alistapart.com; projectseven.com; and others. Read More Rating:  - Hands on for all levels - workflowIf "hands on training" via projects is your perferred method of learning this book is sure to please. Excellently documented and written in easy-to-understand language, the beginning Dreamweaver user should feel right at home here. And thanks to the large number of subjects covered, experienced Dreamweaver users should find something here for them as well. I think it's also worth mentioning that in addition to giving the reader all the how-to information, the book does a great job of demonstrating ... Read More Rating: - It gives you something to doOk...sure...I'm a big fan of the new Dreamweaver MX 2004 because it's based on Cascading Style Sheets...bravo Macromedia! But if I'm somebody new to Dreamweaver and CSS, how I am I going to wield this mighty power newly given me by Macromedia?? I'm going to buy this book and be tipped off by the best folks in the business...that's what I'm going to do. Dreamweaver MX 2004 Magic is a great book with great ideas from great people. These are stepping off points--ideas to get you going that should help you ... Read More 
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