Part IV??”Incorporating Dynamic Data
Chapter 19 begins an in-depth investigation of Dreamweaver??™s power to create dynamic Web pages by
describing how to set up your basic connections and recordsets. Chapter 20 explains how to insert text
from a data source onto your Web page and how to format it after it??™s incorporated. You also see how to
relate other Web page elements??”such as images, Flash movies, and other media files??”to a data source.
Chapter 21 continues the exploration by delving into Dreamweaver??™s powerful Repeat Region server behavior
as well as discussing techniques for hiding and showing your data at will.
One of Dreamweaver??™s most useful features, the Live Data Preview, is examined extensively in Chapter 22.
Chapter 23 enters the world of multipage applications and explains how variables and other data can be
passed from one page to another.
Part V??”Including Multimedia Elements
In recent years, the Web has moved from a relatively static display of text and simple images to a full-blown
multimedia circus with streaming video, background music, and interactive animations. Part V contains the
power tools for incorporating various media files into your Web site.
Graphics remain the key medium on the Web today, and Adobe??™s graphics programs are the world leaders.
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