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1. Related Files

HTML is a notoriously sparse environment which relies on files created with other technogies to add functionality to web pages. Typical examples of related files are server-side includes, CSS, JavaScript and XML. Dreamweaver now includes a feature called “Related Files” which enables you to edit the content of such files, without having to open them separately, and to instantly see the effect of your changes on the main file.

Whenever you open a file which contains linked files, Dreamweaver displays each of the linked files in the Related Files Bar. To access a related file just click on its name. If you make any changes to a related file and asterisk appears next to its name in the Related Files Bar to remind you to save your changes. When you do, the impact of the changes is immediately visible in the main file.

Flash video is a popular format for displaying video content on the web. It is so popular because most web browsers already have a flash plugin installed - many websites already use flash for other things, so many users have already installed it.

Secondly, flash videos are a great alternative to other videos formats as the video is highly compressed and the quality is excellent. Flash videos are also secure because they cannot be edited by the website visitors.

Software can be used to convert almost any video format into a flash file format for display on a website such as Youtube, or your own. This is typically a simple process, and the program can do it with the click of a button.