
Chapter 28
Before You Begin
If you haven’t already done so, before you start the tutorial, create a new folder into which you’ll
transfer the GettingStarted sample files.
1 At the root level of your local disk, create a new folder and name it Sites—for example,
C:\Sites (Windows) or Hard Drive:Sites (Macintosh).
If you are using Windows XP or Macintosh OS X, create the Sites folder inside your user folder.
2 Locate the Tutorials folder in the Dreamweaver application folder on your hard disk. The path
to the folder is:
\Macromedia|Dreamweaver MX\Samples\GettingStarted\ Tutorials
3 Copy the Tutorial folder into the Sites folder.
4 In Dreamweaver, define the Tutorials folder you copied as your local site. If you do not know
how to define a local site in Dreamweaver, you can follow the directions provided in the
chapter, “Creating Your First Website in Dreamweaver,” in Dreamweaver Help (Help > Using
Dreamweaver).
You can also use the Dreamweaver Site Definition Wizard to be guided through the site
setup process. In Dreamweaver, choose Site > New Site, then click the Basic tab to begin
setting up your site.
Create and modify a table in Standard view
Standard view is the typical Dreamweaver design view. To create a table in Standard view, you use
the Insert Table command. Dreamweaver creates a table based on options you select in the Insert
Table dialog box. You can easily modify the initial table structure to create more complex design
by merging and splitting cells, and by inserting rows and columns.
You use the table cells (the boxes created at the intersection of each column or row in a table) to
control the placement of text and images in a web page. Because you can make the borders of
tables invisible, viewers won’t see the underlying structure of your design when they look at the
page in a browser.
1 In Dreamweaver, choose File > New.
The New Document dialog box appears.
2 In the Blank Document list, choose HTML, then click Create to create a new HTML document.
3 In the Title text field in the Document toolbar, enter Ta ble Design to add a title to your document.
4 Choose File > Save, then save the document in your local site folder. Name it
tableModify.htm.
Insert a table
Now you’re ready to insert a table in the document.
1 In the Document window, place the insertion point in the document, then do one of
the following:
• Select Insert > Table.
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