Adding Database Functionality - New Perspectives on Adobe Dreamweaver CS5, Comprehensive - page 580

13. Add editable regions to the template and insert placeholder text, as appropriate.
14. Add a background and colors to the template, as appropriate, based on your
site plan.
15. Add an appropriate list of keywords to the head content of the template.
16. Add an appropriate description of the site to the head content of the template.
17. Create at least three CSS styles to format the text in the site; refer to your site plan
for the appropriate colors, fonts, and other elements.
18. Insert the Spry Menu Bar widget into the template to add a navigation system for
the site. Create appropriate elements.
19. Create at least two library items for elements that you intend to reuse or update
frequently, such as footers or an upcoming events list that will be displayed in more
than one page.
20. Use the template to create a Web page.
21. Rename the Web page with a descriptive fi lename. ( Hint : Remember to use index.
html or index.htm as the fi lename for the home page.)
22. Set an appropriate page title for the Web page you created.
23. Open the Web page, type an appropriate page heading and text content, and then
apply appropriate CSS styles, if necessary, to format the content. ( Hint : You can use
the antifest bands as featured bands.)
24. Add at least one image to the Web page and create Smart Objects if you have
Photoshop CS5. ( Hint : If you don't have an image fi le to insert, you can use any of
the image fi les included with your Data Files.)
25. Save the page, and then preview the page in a browser.
26. Repeat Steps 20 through 25 to create a home page and at least three fi rst-level
pages for the site, based on your site plan.
27. After you have created all the pages for the site, open the template and modify the
navigation, selecting each element and adding the link to the appropriate page.
28. Save the template, and then update the pages.
29. Create an image map in at least one Web page.
30. Add a rollover button to at least one Web page.
31. Create a form in one Web page to collect comments from visitors. Use a table to
organize the form objects and buttons. Don't forget to include a Submit button.
(The zine database located in the AdditionalCase3 folder included with your Data
Files includes a full_name fi eld, a comment fi eld, and an e-mail address fi eld.)
32. Upload the zine database fi le located in the AdditionalCase3 folder included with
your Data Files to your remote server if you are using ASP, or create the database
on your remote server if you are using PHP.
33. Connect the site to the database, and then connect the form page to the database.
34. Add server behaviors to a Web page that will enable users to view the comments
that are collected in the database.
35. Upload the site to your remote server, if necessary.
36. Preview the form in a browser, and then test the form by entering appropriate infor-
mation and submitting the form.
37. Preview the Web page in which comments are displayed.
38. Insert a Flash movie, Flash text, a Shockwave movie, a Flash video, or a sound into
at least one page in the site. ( Hint : If you don't have one of these types of fi les to
insert, you can use any of the fi les included with your Data Files as placeholders.)
39. Preview the site in Live View and in a browser.
40. Upload the site to a remote server, and then preview the site over the Web, testing
each page of the site.
41. Submit the fi nished fi les to your instructor.