WordPress is, undeniably, the most popular in use today. With the lion’s share of the market (47.5% of the top 10k sites, according to ), vast array of templates and plug-ins, not to mention an ever-evolving ease-of-use, WordPress offers a direct route to a wide spectrum of site destinations.

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But what if you don’t want to go exactly where a WordPress template says you should? What if your client—or your own personal design sense—requires a custom online presence? Then let me introduce you to the best design and coding partner WordPress never knew it had: Dreamweaver CC.

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WordPress is an incredibly complex templating application that depends on almost 100 included and interwoven separate files to generate a single page. How do I know this? Just open an index.php file from a WordPress site root and give Dreamweaver the go-ahead to discover dynamically related files. You’ll soon see a multitude of available files—PHP, CSS, JavaScript, and XML—atop the Document Window in the Related Files toolbar. And Dreamweaver not only gives you access to each and every one of them, but processes them all and presents the rendered result faithfully.

WordPress Training and Tutorials. Learn how to build a website or blog in WordPress with our video tutorials. In these courses, youll learn how to install WordPress and configure it for SEO, design a WordPress theme, create an ecommerce website, and publish your images and posts with the open-source WordPress content management system.

Very powerful. Speaking of code, in addition to the general compatibility with all PHP applications, Dreamweaver CC also provides support for specific WordPress functions. Because not all projects are WordPress sites, this targeted feature is enabled on a site-by-site basis by choosing Site Site-Specific Code Hinting.

The subsequent dialog that opens detects your installation and automatically selects WordPress as well as the relevant code root. Honestly, in most scenarios, all you need to do is run the command, open the dialog and click OK: the rest is automatic. Now, hints for all the WordPress functions, complete with syntax and brief description pop-up as you code. Set up Apache, PHP and MySQLTo serve WordPress properly, you’ll need a local web server (typically Apache) along with both MySQL and PHP capabilities, collectively known as an AMP stack.There are two basic routes you can take to meet this requirement: separate components vs. Software bundle.

Installing and enabling separate components (Apache server, MySQL, PHP, and usually a database management program like phpMyAdmin) takes longer and requires more technical expertise but offers more control.Installing a software bundle like MAMP (Mac and Windows) or Wampserver (Windows only) is a one-stop, point-and-click dirt-simple process, but relinquishes detailed system management.Lynda.com offers that covers the entire AMP waterfront and author David Gassner walks you through each of the scenarios, complete with trouble-shooting. (If you’re not a Lynda.com member, to view this course and any others, including my own Dreamweaver / WordPress courses.). Create a databaseOnce your development environment is rolling along, you’ll need to create a database for the WordPress installation—a snap with every database manager program.

You can name the database whatever you like; I typically go with something client-based because I develop a lot of WordPress sites locally. And the database is all you need: all the tables and schema are created for you during the WordPress install. Define your Dreamweaver siteYour Dreamweaver site should be in a folder within your local web root, so that it can be browsed via a web address.

(Note: depending on your Apache server’s configuration, you may have to append a port number.). In addition, a testing server that specifies the local web root as well as a PHP server model is required. Set up WordPress in your Dreamweaver siteI always download the latest version from when starting a project. The framework is frequently updated with both minor (bug-fix-oriented) and major (enhanced features) versions. Keeping up-to-date is especially important from a security standpoint these days; the WordPress team is quite vigilant in strengthening any perceived vulnerabilities. Store the contents of the downloaded archive in your Dreamweaver local site folder. If the site is completely WordPress driven, put the files in the root of the directory; if you’re integrating a WordPress blog into a site, keep all the WordPress files in their own folder off the site root.

Install WordPressEven though this is where all the actual work takes place, installing WordPress is perhaps the easiest step, thanks to the framework’s insistence on a foolproof, no-brainer, easy-peasy approach.Simply browse to your site’s wp-admin folder (with a URL like and you’re off.WordPress will detect the lack of a configuration file and confirm that you want to create one. Once you do so, you’ll need to enter some core information, like database name and credentials.

Then, if you’ve followed the previous steps correctly, you’ll be greeting with one of the most satisfying installation messages ever created: “Alright Sparky!” It makes me smile every time. One more click and the installation is completed: you’re ready to log in and start working with WordPress.On the Dreamweaver side, make sure you’re in Live view and open the WordPress index.php. There’s your default WordPress theme and example post.

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Discover how to build web sites, prototypes, and more in this course on Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. Author James Williamson shows designers how to take control of their site by properly naming and structuring files and folders; how to create new documents and web pages from scratch or with starter pages; and how to add content such as text, images, tables, and links. James also provides a background on the languages that power projects built in Dreamweaver—HTML and CSS—and introduces the programming features in the application, for developers who want to dig right into the code. The last chapter shows how to finesse your project with interactive content such as CSS3 transitions and Spry widgets.

Hi, I'm James Williamson, Lynda.com Senior Author and I want to welcome you to Dreamweaver CS6 Essential Training. In this course, we'll be focusing on introducing you to the tools and workflows in Dreamweaver that help you build standards-compliant websites. We'll start by becoming comfortable in the Dreamweaver environment. And exploring how to properly manage your sites.

From there, we'll look at creating new pages, structuring content properly, and making sure that your code is generated in a clean and an accessible manner.We'll also cover Dreamweaver's powerful CSS tools, how you can use other programs, like Word and Photoshop to speed up your workflows. And how to properly create and style forms and tables. We'll also look at ways that you can add user interactivity to your pages. And how to use Dreamweaver to design for multiple screens so that your sites work properly across multiple devices. It may sound cliche, but we really will be talking about all of that and more. Dreamweaver is an amazing tool, and I'm excited about showing you what it can do.

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