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This is a tutorial for Web developers who have never used Dreamweaver before and would like to get a basic understanding of Dreamweaver 8 basic layout and tools.

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XHTML 1.0 and HTML 4.0 elements starting with letter p - as well as other elements not part of the specification

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A description of the CSS property nth-of-type

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With CSS 3 you can arange your images so that they appear on alternating sides of the content. It just requires two CSS styles, and no change to your HTML.

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Zebra striped tables are easy to create using CSS 3 they just require one CSS style.

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Examples of the CSS 3 pseudo-class and how you can use this property to create zebra stripe tables and alternate image placement.

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Rounded corners just got a lot easier with CSS 3. Now there are 5 new CSS properties that you can use to create rounded corners on your elements. And if you use the browser-specific options, you can create rounded corners in Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome and Internet Explorer 9.

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The parts of a Web page can be broken down into five distinct elements: images, headlines, body content, navigation, and credits. Most Web pages will include all five of these items, but do you know what they all are?

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Learn how to install Apache on a Windows web server. It's easy to install the Apache web server on a Windows system from binary files.

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Pick a color palette for your Web site that uses shades of blue. Blue provides dynamic and vibrant color combinations that make your Web pages pop.