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Getting Started 19
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With Dreamweaver you can create standard HTML links, including anchor
links and e-mail links, or easily set up graphical navigation systems, such as
jump menus and navigation bars. See “Linking and Navigation” on page 353.
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Dreamweaver templates and library files let you easily apply reusable content in
your site. You can create new pages from the template, then add or change
content in the editable areas. See “Reusing Content with Templates
and Libraries” on page 375.
About interactivity and animation
Many Web pages are static, containing only text and images. Dreamweaver allows
you to go beyond static pages, using interactivity and animation to capture
visitors’ interest. You can give visitors feedback as they move and click,
demonstrate concepts, validate form data without contacting the server—in short,
you can let visitors see and do more within the page.
There are several ways to add interactivity and animation to your pages
using Dreamweaver:
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Use timelines to create animations that do not require plugins, ActiveX controls,
or Java. Timelines use dynamic HTML to change the position of a layer or the
source of an image over time or to call behavior actions automatically after the
page has loaded. See “Using Dynamic Layers” on page 407.
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Use behaviors to perform tasks in response to specific events, such as highlighting
a button when the visitor passes the pointer over it, validating a form when the
visitor clicks the Submit button, or opening a second browser window when the
main page is finished loading. See “Using Behaviors” on page 435.
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Debug custom JavaScript code. See “Debugging JavaScript Code” on page 473.
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Use forms to allow your site visitors to enter data directly on the Web page. See
“Creating Forms” on page 481.