The current version of Dreamweaver may not seem like anything special to those in the middle of Dreamweaver Training, and if they have no mobile Web design under consideration, it may not seem like there are no important updates. However, HTML5 has much more support in Dreamweaver CS5.5. There is no need for a plug-in to write in it. Even though CSS3 is maintained, it is still not a part in the CSS editor that Adobe took over from Macromedia a few versions ago. Furthermore, users must know the CSS3 fundamentals they want to utilize, and the browser extensions as well, even though most will be displayed in code hints. There are many pre-defined gadget sizes, and users can create their own. However, previewing does not help if users have no way to affect the various views. It is simple to explain as many various style sheets have as many gadget widths as the user requires. Users can even modify the screen direction between the most popular sizes; portrait and landscape.
January 28, 2012
