Welcome to DreamWeaver

This is my first page. I have done a "file-saveas", navigated to the folder I set up prior to opening DreamWeaver, and saved it as "index." This is the convention. Browsers look in a web site folder for the .html file called "index" to load first. Follow this convention.

Notice - I have saved the file as "index." However, I have named it in the Title field - Welcome To DreamWeaver. That will show up in the blue bar when you open the page in Explorer.
I have also typed that right into the web page itself. In fact, I went back and centered it and put a style on it.

If all I wanted was an informational page, this is all I'd have to do. I am typing right into the web page. I can then go to the Properties menu below and choose to format my text changing the font, color, size, alignment, etc. I will demonstrate below.

Keeping your website up to date is important.

If you keep on typing, the text will wrap just as it does in a word processing document. However, if you hit enter, the text will jump down two lines making a large gap. To make your text go to the next line without leaving a large gap, hold down the "shift" key and then press "enter."

Still, a page configured like this is Boring! So, let's look at using tables to layout text and graphics.