How to Add Keywords to a Web Page With Dreamweaver

Many search engines use keywords (meta tags) to index sites. Keywords are an extremely important tool to ensure that your pages appear when someone uses Google, Yahoo! or another search engine. This tutorial refers to Dreamweaver 3.0.

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Step1
Start the Dreamweaver program and open the page that will contain the keywords.


Step2
Open the Insert menu and select Head. Choose Keywords.


Step3
Type the relevant keywords, separated by commas.


Step4
Click OK. The keywords are placed in the meta tag of the HTML file.


Step5
Save the page.


Step6
Upload the page to the your Web server and register it with search engines. (See "How to Register a Web Site With Search Engines" in the Related eHows.) Use the same keywords in the registration process that you used in your page.

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How to Add JavaScripts to a Web Page With Dreamweaver

With Dreamweaver 3, you can specify "behaviors" (something you want to have happen, such as a sound playing), and events (the "trigger" that launches the action, such as moving the mouse over an object) without writing JavaScript code. But you can also import pre-written JavaScript code and add it to your page in the same way that you add the included behaviors.


Step1
If you have a JavaScript you want to use, open the file where the JavaScript is located. If you're downloading a Dreamweaver extension file, use a file decompression program, such as WinZip or ZipIt, to extract the file.


Step2
Locate and open the folder where the Dreamweaver program is installed (such as Programs). Find and open the Configuration folder, then the Actions folder.


Step3
Paste or extract the JavaScript file into the Actions folder.


Step4
Restart the Dreamweaver program and proceed to the next section.

Using a Dreamweaver Behavior or Imported JavaScript


Step1
Start the Dreamweaver program and open the page that the JavaScript or behavior will be added to.


Step2
Open the Window menu and choose Behaviors, or press the F8 button. This opens the Behavior Inspector.


Step3
Select the text or object that the behavior or JavaScript will be attached to. In the Behavior Inspector, choose the browser you are designing the page for. (Some behaviors can only be used with certain browsers.)


Step4
Click on the Plus sign and choose the imported JavaScript or a Dreamweaver behavior (see Tips for more information about the behaviors). Dimmed behaviors cannot be used on your page; to get more behavior options, choose a more recent browser, such as Internet Explorer 5.


Step5
Select the parameters for the behavior (any values the behavior needs to run) and click OK.


Step6
Choose the event that triggers the behavior by clicking on the arrow button next to the behavior and selecting the desired event.


Step7
Save the page, then test it by selecting Preview in Browser from the File menu and performing the event (such as double-clicking).


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How to Add Images to a Web Site With Dreamweaver

Use images to illustrate your Web site, expose viewers to your business logo or just for fun! Dreamweaver allows you to save images on your site as you insert them in the page, making them easy to access and always properly linked. This eHow references Dreamweaver 3.0.


Step1
Start the Dreamweaver program.


Step2
Open the Site Management window by choosing Site from the menu bar, then Open Site. If your site isn't listed in the Open Sites window, choose Define Sites and locate the Web site on your hard drive.


Step3
Open the page to be edited and place the cursor at the insertion point.


Step4
Select Insert, then Image from the menu bar and choose the image to be inserted. Click OK at the relative path prompt, if it appears.


Step5
If the image is not already part of the site or comes from another file on your hard drive, a dialog box may appear, asking you if you want to copy the file to the site. Click Yes.


Step6
In the Save Image As box, select the Images folder. If you do not have an Images folder, create one to hold all of your images.


Step7
Click on the Save button. A copy of the image is now saved to the site directory.


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