Using context menus

Using context menus

Dreamweaver makes extensive use of context menus, which provide convenient access to the most useful commands and properties related to the object or window you’re working with. Context menus list only those commands that pertain to the current selection.

To use a context menu:

Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Macintosh) the object or window.
The context menu for the selected object or window appears.
Select a command from the context menu.

Getting Started with Dreamweaver

Dreamweaver Basics

Exploring the Workspace

About the Dreamweaver workspace

Working in the Document window

Using toolbars, inspectors, and context menus

Displaying toolbars

Using the Insert bar

Using the Property inspector

Using context menus

Using panels and panel groups

Using Dreamweaver accessibility features

Optimizing the workspace for accessible page design

Using visual guides in Dreamweaver

Dreamweaver customizing basics

Setting Up a Dreamweaver Site

Creating and Opening Documents

Working with Dreamweaver Sites

Laying Out Pages

Adding Content to Pages

Working with Page Code

Preparing to Build Dynamic Sites

Making Pages Dynamic

Developing Applications Rapidly