Dreamweaver CC For Dummies

This has helped me a lot in developing a website. Maybe for those designers that want to make more sophisticated sites, there may not be enough information, but for my basic site, it is great. It got me up and running quickly. I am sure that I didn't always do things the best way because I just pieced through the information, but it got the job done.

The combination of the Table of Contents and index makes this a good reference book. Only 4 stars because I feel that there was not enough information on CSS commands to position elements like images, etc. It used to be so easy with tables and the html command "center," which is gone. Yes, the book has information on positioning, but it spread all through the book. I was looking for a chapter or two on all the options. For example, the Display function in Layout has 19 options! I wanted a list of the 19 and what each is used for. Oh well, Adobe doesn't have it in their online help either. Still, it is a nice reference book. I got the digital version for ease of searching, but then got the 1,070 page "HTML5 and CSS3 All in one for Dummies" in print expecting more on layout, but it is scattered too.

Great reference! I like hard copies of books and this worked great!

Good helpful advice, my only complaint is took way too long to get to me, come on, it's just a book.

This book is an aberration from the format and clean explanations in the Dummies series. In the past I have purchased other books "for Dummies" because they provide good references for details about the subjects in question. This book on Dreamweaver CC does not. The Index is thin, to say the least which compounds the problem for those who are looking for references to specific features of the program. To get a sense of how frustrated I am, this is the first review I have written in over ten years for any book or product I have purchased on Amazon.

Nice it simple

The content seems fine, about what I'd expect so far, but I'm really just getting started. Trying to get a hosting site setup on an Adobe subscription now so I can actually put a site on the web and go from there. One problem I do have with the book is probably a publisher problem: I need at least one full power higher magnification on my reading glasses to see the figures (1x for the text and 2x for the figures) which is a pain in the parking place! The last book I was reading was the same though, a Photoshop book by Scott Kelby. If they made the figures fit the page width instead of having 2" margins on both sides, and sometimes double columns, text on the figures could be made more consistent with the rest of the text size, and that would be a WHOLE LOT more user friendly!

Good and simple reference book for using dream weaver if you have very limited experience.