Adobe GoLive Training Courses:
Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced Levels
Four hours per week during 12 weeks
 Adobe GoLive is a sophisticated web site design and management environment with a dazzling array of features. It allows users to create both basic and highly complex web sites, work on individual HTML pages in both visual and code views and upload pages to a server. Its main rivals are Macromedia Dreamweaver and Microsoft Frontpage.
The course comprises:
GoLive Intro
Four hours per week during 4 weeks
Tuition: $720 CAD
GoLive Intermediate
Four hours per week during 4 weeks
Tuition: $720 CAD
GoLive Advanced
Four hours per week during 4 weeks
Tuition: $720 CAD
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Part 1: GoLive Introduction
Our Introduction to GoLive shows users how to use the various elements of the GoLive development environment to create basic web sites.
GoLive essentials |
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Creating a new site
The site window
The document window
Layout view
Frame view
HTML source view
HTML outline view
Layout preview
Frame preview
Publishing a site
Configuring FTP access
Connecting and uploading |
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Creating web pages |
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The Objects palette
The Inspector
Page title
Default text colours
Page background
Page margin
Tracing image
Working with text
Adding text
Formatting text
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Formatting paragraphs
Inserting images
Inserting rollover images
Creating hyperlinks
Creating text hyperlinks
Adding a hyperlink to an image
Creating imagemaps
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Web page layout |
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Using tables
Creating tables
Selecting table elements
Using tables for page layout
Using a layout grid
Stationery
Creating stationery
Using stationery
Components
Creating components
Using components
Frames
Creating a frame set
Specifying frame contents
Setting frame attributes
Creating links
Creating forms
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Part 2: GoLive Intermediate
Our Intermediate GoLive course focuses on adding dynamic HTML elements to sites and advanced site management techniques.
GoLive actions |
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Dynamic HTML
Events that trigger actions
Mouse events
Additional events
Random image
Set image URL
Preload image
Open window |
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Floating boxes |
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Creating floating boxes
The Show Hide action
Animating floating boxes
Inserting keyframes
Specifying floating box position |
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CSS styles |
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Creating internal style sheets
Creating external style sheets
Linking to external style sheets
Settng style properties
Class styles
Tag selector styles
Creating IDs
Applying class and tag styles
Applying IDs |
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Site management |
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Removing unused objects
Using clean up site
Using page status labels
Creating page collections
Updating links sitewide
Resolving pending links
Checking a site for errors |
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Part 3: GoLive Advanced
Our Advanced GoLive course concentrates on the tools available for adding server side scripts and dynamic database content to a site, using Microsoft active server pages.
Basics |
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What is ASP
GoLive and ASP
VBScript and JavaScript
Requirements for running ASP
Internet Information Server
Personal Web Server
What are active server pages
Server-side vs. client-side scripts
Client-server processing |
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ASP concepts |
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The structure of ASP
The ASP interpreter
ASP built-in objects
Specifying a scripting language
Document-level declarations
Function-level declarations |
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VB Script |
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Declaring and using variables
Adding comments to your code
Using If statements
Using the Select Case statement
Arithmetic operators
Logical operators
String handling operators
Do While loops
While Wend loops
For Each loops |
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Databases |
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Creating a DSN
Communicating with database servers
Creating a database connection
Creating a recordset
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GoLive dynamic site tools |
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The Dynamic Bindings palette
The Dynamic Content toolbar
The dynamic site wizard
The Content Source Editor
The Content Source Inspector
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Dynamic content |
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Overview
Making a page dynamic
Binding elements to a data source
Using custom components
Dynamic images
Creating content sources
Repeat rows and cells
Conditional regions
Show Details of Current Record
Bound elements
Links and navigation |
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REGISTRATION FORM
REGISTRATION STEPS:
- Fill out our Registration form.
- One of our staff members will contact you at the telephone number you included on
your registration form to confirm your registration.
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2 methods of payment
The payment is made:
- by a credit card (VISA, MASTERCARD and AMERICAN EXPRESS)
- from your PayPal account through the system PayPal
 
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