This is Part 2 of a four-part tutorial on editing WordPress themes using Adobe Dreamweaver CS5. Part 1  covered the basics of WordPress and the components that make up a WordPress theme. This article focuses on setting up WordPress (version 3 or higher), installing a local server (XAMPP on Windows or MAMP on Mac OS X), creating a local Dreamweaver site and testing server, setting up code hinting, installing theme files, and previewing a main theme file.

This is Part 1 of a four-part tutorial series on editing WordPress themes using Adobe Dreamweaver CS5. In this part, you will learn the basics of WordPress, including why so many people use it, how it is installed, and what makes up a WordPress theme. I'll also describe some of the features you will be using in Dreamweaver to make editing your theme a snap.

In my previous video tutorial I've explained how to use Dreamweaver's Snippets. This time I'm showing you how to back them up - in case you need to reinstall your system or any other occasion to ensure you won't loose your valuable library of code.

This video will give you an overview of the templates and snippets in Dreamweaver CS4. You will learn how to create new site using Frame templates as well as CSS based template layouts. Then we will have a look at creation of the new, custom snippets to simplify and speed up your work flow while working with websites.

This video tutorial shows how to create tooltip using Spry widgets within Dreamweaver CS4

This video tutorial shows how to create custom shortcuts in Adobe Dreamweaver CS3.

This tutorial explains how to define new static and dynamic project in Dreamweaver CS3.

This tutorial will explain how to create image gallery (thumbnail viewer) using Spry Widgets which come together with Dreamweaver CS3.

This tutorial explains how to display xml data within html page using Dreamweaver´s Spry widgets.

This - final part of this tutorial explains how to display links in defferent categories, create search engine and submission form.