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Ten Ton TV Episode #4: Working with WordPress and CMS in Dreamweaver CS5!

Ready for some Dreamweaver CS5? In Ten Ton TV Episode #5, I dig into one of the awesome new features; the ability to work with Content Management Systems like WordPress, Drupal, and others. See how Dreamweaver handles not only the previewing of a full WordPress blog, but also how to access the dynamic files and how to begin making changes.

At the end of the episode, I also pose the question: Should full-length, full-price DVDs be released for each new software version? For example, should a full-length Photoshop DVD be released when 90% of the content is the same? Or, should shorter upgrade DVD’s be released instead? I look forward to your comments!

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  • Christina
    Well I feel that when ever a new version is created there should be a new training on it, in that way we can learn and refresh our memory, I liked your episode on CMS dreamweawer CS5
  • Thanks for the comment, Christina. You make a good point about refreshing the memory banks (I have the worst memory in the world...wait, where am I?). Glad to hear you liked the episode!

    Geoff
  • I'd like a DVD with just the updated info that has changed with CS5. However, if I were a new CS5 owner, I'd want to purchase a training video specific to my version and not have to sift through the "this is what it looks like in CS3, this is what it looks like in CS4, etc."

    So, um.... I guess my vote is both! :)
  • Hi Angela,

    That's a good point -- in other words, if you were brand new to Dreamweaver, you wouldn't want the clutter of the other versions in there. It's funny that you posted this, because I've been thinking about this issue since recording this episode and came to the same conclusion: An upgrade DVD and a new full-length DVD for the full version. That probably makes the most sense.

    Thanks for your input!

    Geoff
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