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The document provides instructions for creating a new blank HTML page in Dreamweaver, including opening Dreamweaver, selecting File > New > Blank Page > HTML, and closing all palettes. It also outlines some basic HTML document structure tags that are required for every website, such as <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body>. Finally, it explains how most tags can be nested within each other, like bolding text within a paragraph, and stresses the importance of opening and closing tags being in the proper order.
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- 1. LET’S TRY IT OUT Open up Dreamweaver on your computer…
- 2. LET’S TRY IT OUT Create a new file: 1. File 2. New 3. Blank Page 4. HTML 5. Close all pallets 6. View source and design
- 3. LET’S TRY IT OUT
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- 5. NESTING TAGS • Most tags can be “nested” within other tags • Example: bolding a piece of text within a paragraph • It is important the opening and closing tags for each “element” being described is placed in the right order Example: • Good: <p>This is a paragraph. This <strong>part</strong>is made bold</p> • Bad: <p>This is a paragraph. This <strong>part is made bold</p></strong>