Dreamweaver 

Lab Lesson 9

In this lesson, you will be creating all the pages for the Joe’s Tiny Diner site using the Liquid design- two column page layout you created in Lesson 8.

 

You will also be creating a vertical navigation menu using the unordered list.

 

1. Create the vertical navigation menu using the unordered list tag.
2. Use the CSS Box Model technique in adding margins and padding to the DIV tag layers and content elements.

3. Insert the image and text elements into the DIV layers.

4. Add and apply the layout and format style rules for the DIV tags and content elements.

5. Test the web site by verifying the links are working in the navigation menu.

 

Desired Output:

 Attached is the desired output for Lesson9Output sample pages.

Below is the wireframe:

 

Below is the site map:

 

 

Prerequisites:
1. Download AssignmentLesson9.zip on your desktop

2. Unzip the folder on your desktop and rename the site folder to Lesson9
 NOTE:  In your Lesson 9 site folder, verify you have the following files and folder:

a.      layout2.html

b.      mystyle2.css

c.      images folder

 

3. Setup the manage site for Lesson 9.  Name to site as “Joe’s Tiny Diner”.

 

4.  Ensure the Properties panel is open.  Go to Windows-> Properties or press <Ctrl><F3>.    You can dock the panel at the bottom of the screen.

A.  Open layout2.html  from the Files Panel

B.  Insert the banner image and text in the banner DIV layer.

    1.  Delete the text placeholder in the banner DIV layer and verify the cursor is blinking in the layer.

    2.  Insert the joetinydiner.jpg in the banner DIV layer and add an alternative text for the inserted image.
     


    3. Apply the class style .banner-image  rule to the image file.
    

 

   4.  Copy and paste the text below right side of the image:

 

             Breakfast * Lunch * Dinner * Open 24 Hours * Brentwood * (925) 513-16725

             Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

 

   5.  Highlight the text and apply the class style rule .banner-text  to the text element.
       


 

    6.  Verify the banner DIV layer matches the output below: 
        

 

C. Setup the vertical navigation menu using an unordered list tag in the navmenu DIV layer.

     NOTE:  Before proceeding, delete any text placeholder inside the navmenu DIV tag layer.

                  Verify that the cursor is blinking inside the navmenu DIV tag layer.
      

    

     1.  Insert an unordered list <ul> tag in the navmenu AP layer.

        a. Click inside the navmenu layer.
        b. Verify the cursor is blinking inside the navmenu layer.

        c. Go to the Insert panel and select the Text tab from the pull down.

        d. Select and click the ul - Unordered list to insert the <ul> tag inside the navmenu DIV layer.

          

 

 

2. Type the following text inside the navmenu layer
 Note:  Press <enter> to add each item list.

       Home         index.html

       Breakfast   breakfast.html

       Lunch        lunch.html

       Dinner        dinner.html

       Location     location.html

       Contact        contact.html
       About Us    aboutus.html

      Insert the hyperlinks in the Properties inspector.
     
    

 

    3. Verify the links you have entered are typed in correctly before proceeding.

       Note:  Links in your navmenu will not work if the file name is entered incorrectly.

     

   

 

D. Insert the text content in the footer DIV layer.

     NOTE:  Before proceeding, delete any text placeholder inside the footer DIV tag layer.

                   Verify that the cursor is blinking inside the footer DIV tag layer.
    

 

1.  Copy and paste the following text in the footer layer.  
Note: Use
Paste Special- Text Only.  Use a line break to have the phone and email address to display on separate line.

Copyright © 2013 Joe's Tiny Diner | Site Map | Privacy Policy | email: enter your email address

101 A Sand Creek Road, Brentwood CA 94513 (925) 513-1625

 

2. Add the text hyperlink for the following links:

a. Site Map:              sitemap.html

b. Privacy Policy:      policy.html

   

 

 

E. Save the layout2.html and external style sheet.  
1.  Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

2.  Close the layout2.html page.

      Note:  You will be using this layout page to create all the pages for the Joe’s Tiny Diner site.  

    

 

 

F.  Create the index.html page.

    1. Open the layout2.html page from the File Panel.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
index.html and close the layout2.html.

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking.
        NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p></p>
      

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and placeholder below.

 

Welcome to Joe's Tiny Diner

 

This Home Page layout makes a great starting point for your website. Virtually all of the content is customizable, including the images, the text, and the links. You can decide whether to keep the existing graphics or swap them out for pictures of your own. .

 

The text on this page is intended to help you jumpstart your design by suggesting the sort of content you may want to include, but don't let it limit you. The same is also true for the link text - feel free to change the names of the links to better suit your particular needs. Have fun and make a great website!

 

       Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

 

  5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraph tags by pressing <enter> 
    
  

 

  6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and select Heading 1 from the Format field in the Properties panel.
      

     

 

   7.  Insert the jpeg image file- dinerimage.jpg.

       a. Create a paragraph tag after the end of the last paragraph by pressing <enter> 

       b. Insert the dinerimage.jpg.

       c. Select the image.  From the Properties Panel, select the class rule centerimage from the pull down menu
        

 

   8.   Highlight Home.   Apply the class rule selected- to index link in the navigation menu
        

 

    9.  Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

   10. Close the page after verifying the index.html page matches the ouput below.

       

 

 

G.  Create the breakfast.html page.

    1. Open the layout2.html page from the File Panel.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
breakfast.html and close the layout2.html

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking.
      
NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p></p>
     

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and text placeholder below:

 

Breakfast at Joe's Tiny Diner

 

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        Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function     

                   

    5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraph tags by pressing <enter>   

 

    6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and from the Properties panel select Heading 1 in Format field.
      

 

    7.  Insert the jpeg image file- breakfast.jpg.

       a. Create a paragraph tag after the end of the last paragraph by pressing <enter> 

       b. Insert the breakfast.jpg.

       c. Select the image.  From the Properties Panel, select the class rule centerimage from the pulldown menu
      

 

     8.  Apply the class rule selectedmenu to the breakfast link in the navigation menu from the Properties Panel
       

 

     9.  Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

     10. Close the page after verifying the breakfast.html page matches the output below.

         

 

 

 

H.  Create the lunch.html page.

    1. Open the layout2.html page from the File Panel.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
lunch.html and close the layout2.html.

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking

        NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p></p>
      

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and text placeholder below:

 

Lunch at Joe's Tiny Diner

 

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        Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

 

    5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraphs by press <enter>   

 

    6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and from the Properties panel select Heading 1 in Format field.
        

 

    7.  Insert the jpeg image file- lunch.jpg.

       a. Create a paragraph tag after the end of the last paragraph by pressing <enter> 

       b. Insert the lunch.jpg.

       c. Select the image.  From the Properties Panel, select the class rule centerimage from the pulldown menu
          


     8.  Apply the class rule selectedmenu to the lunch link in the navigation menu from Properties Panel
         

 

     9.  Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

     10. Close the page after verifying the lunch.html page matches the output below.

        

 

 

I.  Create the dinner.html page.

    1. Open the layout2.html page from the File Panel.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
dinner.html and close the layout2.html.

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking.
     
 NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p></p>
      

 

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and text placeholder below:

 

Dinner at Joe's Tiny Diner

 

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        Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

   

    5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraph tags by pressing <enter>  

 

    6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and from the Properties panel select Heading 1 in Format field.
       

 

    7.  Insert the jpeg image file- dinner.jpg.

       a. Create a paragraph tag after the end of the last paragraph by pressing <enter> 

       b. Insert the dinner.jpg.

       c. Select the image.  From the Properties Panel, select the class rule centerimage from the pulldown menu
         


     8.  Apply the class rule selectedmenu to the dinner link in the navigation menu
         

        

     9.  Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

     10. Close the page after verifying the dinner.html page matches the output below.

     
        

 

J.  Create the location.html page.

    1. Open the layou2.html page.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
location.html and close the layout2.html.

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking.

        NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p></p>
      

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and text placeholder below:

 

Location of Joe's Tiny Diner

 

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    Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

   

    5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraph tags by pressing <enter>   

 

    6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and from the Properties panel select Heading 1 in Format field.
       

 

    7.  Create the “googlemap” DIV tag layer and insert the IFRAME.

         a. Verify the cursor is blinking underneath the paragraph.   

         b. Insert a DIV tag.

         c. For the Insert, select “At insertion point”.
         d. Select
googlemap” as the ID and then click OK button
            

 

          e. Click inside the “googlemap” DIV layer in Design View.  
            
Remove the text placeholder.

             Note:  Verify that the cursor pointer is inside the DIV layer.
             

 

          f. Go to the Code View.   Verify that the cursor is blinking in between the <div> tag below
           



         g.  Insert the following IFRAME code between the opening and closing googlemap DIV tag.  

              Copy and paste the iframe tag and attributes within the googlemap DIV tag in the Code View


            Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function.

<iframe width="450" height="290" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&amp;source=embed&amp;hl=en&amp;geocode=&amp;q=101+A+Sand+Creek+Road,+Brentwood+CA+94513&amp;aq=&amp;sll=38.203655,-107.402344&amp;sspn=48.794662,55.458984&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;hq=&amp;hnear=101+Sand+Creek+Rd,+Brentwood,+California+94513&amp;t=m&amp;ll=37.942235,-121.703796&amp;spn=0.01963,0.038624&amp;z=14&amp;iwloc=A&amp;output=embed"></iframe><br /><small><a href="http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&amp;source=embed&amp;hl=en&amp;geocode=&amp;q=101+A+Sand+Creek+Road,+Brentwood+CA+94513&amp;aq=&amp;sll=38.203655,-107.402344&amp;sspn=48.794662,55.458984&amp;ie=UTF8&amp;hq=&amp;hnear=101+Sand+Creek+Rd,+Brentwood,+California+94513&amp;t=m&amp;ll=37.942235,-121.703796&amp;spn=0.01963,0.038624&amp;z=14&amp;iwloc=A" target="_blank">View Larger Map</a></small>

 

 

            Below is the how the code will look like after pasting the iframe code in the <div id=”googlemap”> tag



            h. Go to the Design View.  

 

 

       8.  Apply the class rule selectedmenu to the location link in the navigation menu
           

 

       9. Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

       10.  Close the page after verifying the location.html page matches the ouput below

         

         

 

K.  Create the contact.html page.

    1. Open the layout2.html page from the File Panel.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
contact.html and close the layout2.html.

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking.
    
   NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p>&nbsp;</p>
      

   

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and text placeholder below:

 

Contact Us Joe's Tiny Diner

 

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Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

   

    5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraph tags by pressing <enter>   

 

    6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and from the Properties panel select Heading 1 in Format field.
       

 

    7.  Insert the jpeg image file- contact.jpg

       a. Create a paragraph tag after the end of the last paragraph by pressing <enter> 

       b. Insert the contact.jpg.

       c. Select the image.  From the Properties Panel, select the class rule centerimage from the pulldown menu
          


     8.  Apply the class rule selectedmenu to the contact link in the navigation menu
        

     

 

     9.  Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

     10. Close the page after verifying the contact.html page matches the output below.

        

 

L.  Create the aboutus.html page.

    1. Open the layout2.html page from the File Panel.
    2. Save a copy of the page as
aboutus.html and close the layout2.html.

    3. Click underneath the image header and verify the cursor is blinking.
      
 NOTE: If you look in the code window, your cursor should be inside the second paragraph tag <p>&nbsp;</p>
      

    4. Copy and paste the text heading and text placeholder below:

 

About Joe's Tiny Diner

 

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        Note:  To paste, use the Edit- Paste Special- Text Only function      

 

    5.  For the text header and text placeholder, create paragraphs by press <enter>   

 

    6.  Apply the <h1> tag rule to the text heading.  Highlight the text and from the Properties panel select Heading 1 in Format field.
       

 

    7.  Insert the jpeg image file- chef.jpg.

       a. Create a paragraph tag after the end of the last paragraph by pressing <enter> 

       b. Insert the chef.jpg.

      c. Select the image.  From the Properties Panel, select the class rule centerimage from the pulldown menu
        

 

    8.  Apply the class rule selectedmenu to the aboutus link in the navigation menu
        

 

    9.  Save the page and style sheet.   Go to the File Menu and select “Save All”.

 

    10. Close the page after verifying the aboutus.html page matches the output below.

        



M. Save and Test.
    1. Save all the HTML documents.

    2. Open the index.html

    3. Preview your web page by pressing F12 or right click on index.html from the File Panel and selecting Open in Browser
       

    4.  Test the web site by verifying if all the navigation menu links are working.

    5.  Verify your document is complete and that it closely matches the attached Lesson9Output.

  

           

Submit:

1. Zip up and compress your Lesson9 folder.  
2. Upload the compressed folder into the Canvaspage for Dreamweaver Lab Lesson 9 drop box.

 

Lesson 9 Topics

Points

1. Insert nested DIV tag layers

5

2. Create the vertical navigation menu

10

3. Use the CSS Box Model technique

10

4. Add and apply the layout & format style rules

5

Total

30