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Get the scoop on creating and defining sites in Dreamweaver 4.

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Getting Started Define a Site

Dreamweaver relies on you to create a site for each and every project you work on within Dreamweaver. This ensures all files and links are properly defined. If you don't define the site ahead of time Dreamweaver will give you warnings about nearly everything. It's fast, it's easy and it's integral to Dreamweaver.

Step 1: Define a Site
1. Go to Site>New.. to open the Site Definition dialog window.
2. You can now begin entering your site information.

Step 2: Enter a site name
You can use any name here. This is for organizational purposes and won't display in the browser.

Step 3: Define the Local Root Folder
This is where the site files for this particular site will be kept. I generally keep a site development folder with client and project sites inside that. Click the Browse button to either navigate to an existing folder or to create a new folder.

Once you've selected or created the folder, click Choose (Mac) or Select (windows). You can also type in the path to the folder but for accuracy it's always best to browse to it.


 

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