Microsoft Expression Web Training Class - Intermediate

Expression Web Intermediate Class Length: 1 day

This is the second course in our series of Expression Web classes. This one-day intermediate Microsoft Expression Web training class covers the more advanced features of this website development and management application including CSS layout, adding multimedia, creating web forms, working with templates and adding JavasScript behaviors. To register for this class you must have knowledge of all topics included in the Expression Web Introduction course. Contact AGI about this Microsoft Expression Web training class.

Microsoft Expression Web Training Class - Intermediate Course Dates

All classes are led by a live instructor. Class times listed are Eastern time.

Please call 800-851-9237 or 781-376-6044 to schedule a course.

Contact AGI to request course dates.

Intermediate Microsoft Expression Web Training Class - Intermediate Topics Covered

Creating page layouts with CSS

Reviewing the CSS Box model
Controlling margins, padding, and borders
Reviewing the element
Reviewing the ID selector
Positioning content with AP Divs
Absolute versus relative positioning
Adding a global navigation menu
Adding additional content and styles
Future proofing your layout

Code view basics

Getting to your code
Accessing code with the tag selector
Inserting and editing comments
Using Intellisense
Validating your code
Highlighting and correcting invalid code
Formatting code
Indenting
Using the Tag Properties panel

Building web forms

How forms work
Inserting the form tag
Setting form properties
Adding form elements
Creating Submit and Reset buttons
Styling form elements with CSS
Form processing and validation
The role of ASP form controls

Adding multimedia content

Inserting Flash & Silverlight content
Adding Windows Media video
Inserting a Silverlight video player
Inserting sound files

Code snippets and templates

Working with code snippets
Working with dynamic web templates
Creating a new template
Working with editable regions
Creating new pages from templates
Modifying templates

Using behaviors for interactivity

Defining JavaScript as behaviors
Setting an event or trigger
Previewing the button behavior

Microsoft Expression Web Training Class Intermediate Prerequisites

We recommend that you have the Microsoft Expression Web software before starting the class. You can purchase the software or obtain a trial version of it at from the Microsoft website.