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Saving your page
In order to fully utilize Dreamweaver's site management functionality, files and images must be saved appropriately. First, a little about the interface:
- Dreamweaver allows many different paths to the same outcome. You
may use the main toolbar (figure 1), the Properties window (figure 2),
or the Insert window (figure 3).
Figure 1: Main Toolbar
Figure 2: Properties window
Figure
3: Insert window
- Type in the document window as you would in a Word document. You may
notice that many of the icons Dreamweaver uses are quite similar to
Word.
- To save your document, go to the main toolbar > File > Save.
A window will appear asking where you would like to save your file.
Choose the folder you designated as your "local folder" in
the site wizard. Use lowercase letters and no spaces when naming your
files. Note: Naming a web page"index.html" sets that file
as the automatic default page for the directory.
- If you look at your site window, your recently saved file should appear
on the righthand side in your local folder.
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