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If you haven’t used CSS before, but want to start taking advantage of it in Dreamweaver CS3, this is the tutorial for you. It walks you through the fundamentals you need to start styling your documents.

This is what they say:

“This tutorial is designed to introduce the concepts of using CSS in Adobe Dreamweaver and HTML for web designers who are not familiar with CSS in web design.”

You will create a new file and add some styling, images, and even a menu to the page using the features found in Dreamweaver CS3.

If it’s for you, you can check it out here - CSS Basics in Dreamweaver

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4 Responses to “New to CSS? Check out this CSS in Dreamweaver tutorial”

1. Shirley Says:
   October 21st, 2007 at 3:13 am

   Thanks for the information, it sure did help me to understand CSS better. Now I can try it with more confidence.I will be telling my on-line friends about your tutorial blog.

   Sincerely,
   Shirley (aka:Kowgirl)

2. Robert Says:
   October 21st, 2007 at 2:35 pm

   I would love to view the tutorial but after several tries in both IE7 and FireFox2 the sit would never load and the page timed out. Is there something wrong with the link?

3. tito Says:
   May 3rd, 2008 at 5:45 am

   would you happen to have any video tutorials in installing plugins into dreamweaver? Any help you have for me would be very appreciated. ty

4. Rob C Says:
   July 13th, 2008 at 11:08 am

   After using Dreamweaver for so long(and still do to this day), it was pretty interesting to come across these tutorials(via a link elsewhere) and to see how, if one were familiar with the menu system, it could really cut time in several of the coding task areas.

   I guess It’ll never be too late to learn something new, even as basic as it may seem. I think sometimes, with how fast the way the web is evolving, we tend to forget the basics.

   Thanks for the eye-opening insight.