| A | B |
| CSS | A group of formatting instructions that enable you to easily apply formats to specific items on your Web pages. |
| Web Browser | software used to display pages in a Web site |
| Floating panel | A Dreamweaver container for tools and properties that is undocked and can be repositioned anywhere in the workspace or closed if desired. |
| HTML: Hypertext Markup Language | The code used to create al Web pages. |
| Insert bar | contains buttons for creating or inserting objects |
| WYSIWYG | What You See Is What You Get, as you design, you see exactly as it will appear in a browser winder |
| Panel | A Dreamweaver container for tools and properties that appears in the Dreamweaver window either alone or as part of a panel group. Panels can be undocked and repositioned anywhere in the workspaces or closed if desired. |
| Panel groups pane | The panel on the right side of the Dreamweaver workspace where panels appear by default. |
| Property | A characteristic that defines the value, appearance, and/or state of an object. |
| Property Inspector | panel that displays characterics of a page's currently selected object |
| Web pages | pages of text in HTML format combined with images |
| Web Site | collection of Web pages or other objects, such as images, that are linked to create a resource dedicated to a particular subject. |
| Workspace | consists of various panels within Dreamweaver: document window, application bar, menu bar, toolbars, property inspector, and panel |
| Links | an image or text element that uses click to display another location on the page or to an external site |
| Live View | displays an open document with its interactive elements active and functioning |
| Menu bar | located at the top includes menu names, workspace switcher, and other commands |
| Status bar | appears under the document window and displays the tag selector and the page download time estimates |
| Home Page | the first page that appears when you access a Web site |
| div | page elements created with div tags that are used to position and style content |