Adobe continues to add support for jQuery Mobile in CS6 with the addition of new jQuery Mobile Sample Pages and the jQuery Mobile Swatch panel. The new jQuery Mobile Swatch panel allows you to quickly apply themes visually to your jQuery Mobile projects regardless of where the themes were created. The new Sample Pages feature improved architecture that makes it easy to swap out themes without affecting layout or functionality.

Chris Converse gives an overview of this customizable starter template for your jQuery Mobile projects. Read the article to learn more.

Chris Converse shows you how to embed an HTML5 video player in your web designs using the provided template. Read the article to learn more.

Chris Converse gives an overview of this provided template that uses CSS3 media queries. Read the article to learn more.

Adobe Evangelist Paul Trani shows you how you can create HTML5 Content in Dreamweaver.

Learn how Web Fonts can make your project more visually stunning, smaller and your more dynamic.

In this episode you’ll learn about CSS3 and how it can make any HTML project visually dynamic.

Learn how the widget browser can help you easily add a gallery in Dreamweaver.

In this episode you’ll learn how add video using HTML5 in Dreamweaver.

Learn how to create a webpage using CSS that is specifically designed to be viewed on Mobile Devices.

Learn how you can actually use Dreamweaver to create a mobile app that will run on both android and IOS devices!

Learn how CCC3 can help customize your project for different screen sizes.

Chris Converse shows you how to use the provided Dreamweaver jQuery marquee template to create a compelling user experience across devices, while maintaining a shared set of HTML and CSS markup. Read the article to learn more.

Start a new project in Dreamweaver CS5 by defining a new site, which activates Dreamweaver's ability to resolve links, check related files, and manage assets. Establish a root directory and name the site in the Site Setup dialog box.

Learn about using Dreamweaver CS5 to design, develop, and deploy websites. The benefits of Dreamweaver include its visual workflow, advanced site management capabilities, and support for technologies such as JavaScript, PHP, and XML.

Site setup in Dreamweaver CS5 is simple, quick, and efficient. Learn how easy it is to set up a local Dreamweaver site by using the Site Setup dialog box so you can get started right away.

Use Dreamweaver CS5 to view code hints related to content management system frameworks such as WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. Learn how to set up site-specific code hinting for a CMS so you can easily work with your PHP website in Dreamweaver.

Dreamweaver CS5 advances the process of building CSS-based, standards-compliant sites with three new key features: CSS starter layouts, CSS inspection, and CSS enable/disable.

Learn how to use Subversion--an open-source version control system--and Dreamweaver CS5. Learn how to work with multiple versions of a web page and how to decide which version to make live at any time. An associated PDF offers troubleshooting tips.

Add site functionality with ease by using the new Widget Browser. Set up and install the Widget Browser, explore Adobe Exchange, Adobe's new community-based online resource for widgets, and see a sample integration of a slideshow widget.

Explore Dreamweaver CS5's enhanced integration tools for Content Management Systems, such as Wordpress, Drupal, and Joomla. Quickly access, edit and filter dynamically-related files by using the Live View feature and site-specific code hinting.

Focus on specific content regions and make precise edits to a web page with Dreamweaver's Live view and CSS Inspect. Make changes to your style sheets and preview the results without leaving the application.

Perform CSS-related tasks directly from the Property inspector, without having to go the CSS Styles panel. Style font, font size, color, and more for any existing targeted rule.

Learn the benefits of cascading style sheets—collections of formatting attributes applied to a single element, a whole page, or an entire website. Distinguish between external and internal styles and learn how CSS makes your website more efficient.

Create links from text, images, and other elements on a web page by using various techniques in Dreamweaver CS5. Learn how to set the link text, a link title for accessibility, link target, and destination.

Explore different techniques in Dreamweaver CS5 for adding images and artwork to your website. Use the Insert menu or the Common category of the Insert panel to select and insert an image, or drag and drop images from the Files or Assets panels.

Use the Assets panel to manage images, movies, scripts, and other files related to your website. Preview assets, filter assets by using the panel categories, locate assets embedded within a site, and organize assets by using folders and favorites.

Use Dreamweaver's Code view and the Property inspector to add formatting to your content as you type, ensuring the structural integrity of your page’s HTML.

Create new web pages quickly by using the default document preferences defined for your site, or customize a new page by using the New Document dialog box.

Ensure cross-browser site compatibility with Adobe BrowserLab. Preview and compare page design screenshots individually or in grouped Browser Sets. Explore the Browser Lab interface and its features.

Work with all documents that are related or attached to the current document without losing the current document’s focus.

Set up a connection to an SVN (Subversion) version control server.

Learn to create tooltips with the Spry Tooltip widget. Learn about the form validation widgets that come with Dreamweaver.

Edit Smart Objects created from Photoshop PSD files, directly in Dreamweaver. Copy, paste, and optimize slices from PSD files.

Learn to work in Design view, Code view, Split view, and Vertical split view. Switch between workspaces optimized for designers and developers.

Use the CSS Property inspector to easily create, edit, and apply cascading style sheets (CSS) to your document.

Become familiar with the workspace and creating new documents. See how you can style text using CSS, preview and edit files, and manage files.

Learn how to set up a Dreamweaver site, the first step to building a website in Dreamweaver.

Use Dreamweaver's testing feature to check links and its site management capabilities to upload websites to remote servers.

Enhance websites by adding multimedia elements, such as video. Use Dreamweaver's integration with Flash to create FLV files. No scripting required.

Take advantage of Dreamweaver's integration with other Creative Suite applications. Use the Creative Suite workflow to import Photoshop files.

Use CSS rules to style web pages. Write contextual or descendant selectors to change the size, color, and font of text. Duplicate rules for subheadings.

Personalize a website with custom text and images. Add assets using multiple workflows. Integrate Word, Excel, and Dreamweaver.

Design pages using Dreamweaver's prebuilt starter pages. Choose between one-, two-, and three-column layouts. Add headers, footers, and sidebars.

Plan websites for optimal layout and organization. Define a site from multiple locations. Use the Site Definition interface to connect to a server.

Get an overview of what Dreamweaver can do. Create web pages, structure and declare text, and place images on the page. Use CSS to format a web page.

Write code more rapidly with code hinting support for JavaScript, the DOM (Document Object Model), and Spry.

Build a Spry data set in a few easy steps. You can build both HTML and XML data sets.