Adobe Certified Professional Dreamweaver case studies
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The Adobe Certified Professional Dreamweaver credential is a professional certification offered within Adobe's certification program, which Adobe lists among its resources for learners and professionals. It is intended for people who build and maintain websites and want to demonstrate working command of Dreamweaver - document setup and site management, page structure and HTML, styling with CSS, layout and responsive design, and handling assets, media, and publishing. The Adobe Certified Professional Dreamweaver case studies are 5 cases and about 2,249 words.
1The Broken Relative Link After a Folder Reorganization
You inherit a Dreamweaver site whose local root folder is C: . A colleague renamed images/ to assets/img/ and moved products.html from the root into a new catalog/ subfolder.
463 words, about 2 min2DOCTYPE Mismatch and a Collapsing Layout
A four-page marketing microsite was built by pasting content from a 2011-era template. index.html opens with a full HTML5 doctype, but about.html , services.html , and contact.html still begin with a legacy transitional doctype and include a <font -style wrapper inherited from the paste.
431 words, about 2 min3Specificity War in a Shared Stylesheet
A site uses one external stylesheet, main.css , plus a page-specific home.css linked only on the homepage. A developer added .card .title { color: #1a1a1a; } to main.css .
442 words, about 2 min4Breakpoint That Breaks the Navigation
A responsive site uses a single fluid grid with a max-width: 1200px wrapper and a horizontal nav that fits on one line down to about 900px. The developer adds one breakpoint at max-width: 768px that stacks the nav vertically.
460 words, about 2 min5Broken Images After Publishing to a Case-Sensitive Host
A site is developed on Windows (case-insensitive filesystem). All images live in Images/ with a capital I, but many <img tags reference images/photo1.jpg in lowercase.
453 words, about 2 min