what do we mean by site in dreamweaver
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Before you start working on any of the pages in your website, it’s important to first define your main website folder in Dreamweaver. Whether you’re creating a new site or working on an existing site, this preliminary step is crucial because it enables Dreamweaver to keep track of all of the elements in your site, automatically create links, and even help you upload your files to your Web server when you’re done.
The first thing to understand about this process is that you need to store all of your site’s resources in one main folder on your hard drive and identify it in Dreamweaver to ensure that the links you set on your computer will work when your site is uploaded to a server. That’s because all of the elements of your site must remain in the same relative location on the Web server as they are on your hard drive for your links to work properly.
Although you can use Dreamweaver without doing this initial site set up, you run the risk of breaking links when you upload your site, and many of Dreamweaver’s features, such as automated link checking and the Library feature, won’t work at all.
The first thing to understand about this process is that you need to store all of your site’s resources in one main folder on your hard drive and identify it in Dreamweaver to ensure that the links you set on your computer will work when your site is uploaded to a server. That’s because all of the elements of your site must remain in the same relative location on the Web server as they are on your hard drive for your links to work properly.
Although you can use Dreamweaver without doing this initial site set up, you run the risk of breaking links when you upload your site, and many of Dreamweaver’s features, such as automated link checking and the Library feature, won’t work at all.
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