One of the options in the drop down menu is Save As. For the website I show here, the root directory is named MyStackOverflowSite, so that's what we are going to put after localhost.ħ.) Click on the arrow on the "Advanced Settings" tab, and choose "Local Info." In the options that appear, change "Links relative to" from "Document" to "Site Root."Ĩ.) Save, and from now on whenever you are working on your site, Dreamweaver will be able to use WAMP to handle PHP as long as WAMP is running. When you click on File on the Menu Bar, a drop down menu will appear. Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 Classroom in a Book includes the lesson files that you’ll need to complete the exercises in this book, as well as other content to help you learn more about Adobe Dreamweaver CS6 and use it with greater efficiency and ease. I use IIS instead of WAMP, so that's what I am going to make my directory.ĥ.) For the web URL, put followed by the root directory of your site. The root directory for your site is going to be in your WAMP server folder. For your server folder, set the root directory for your website. The CC 2014 default is "FTP." Since you are using a WAMP server, you are going to want to change the default to "Local/Network."Ĥ.) After changing this setting, you'll notice that the requested information also changes. The first thing you'll want to change is "Connect using" option.
At the beginning of each tutorial, you will reset Dreamweaver.
Here's out to do it, assuming that CS6 works the same way as CC 2014.ġ.) In the Dreamweaver toolbar, choose Site -> New Site.Ģ.) Choose the "Servers" option on the side of the box that appears, and click on the "+".ģ.) After you click the "+", you'll see another box appear asking for the server configuration info. Space Switcherbutton- In these tutorials, you will use Dreamweaver in the Designer workspace. I do not know if setting up a local testing server in DreamWeaver CS6 is different than CC 2014.
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