Helpful Links & Resources
- Adobe User-to-User Forums
- One of the most helpful learning resources available, in my opinion, for GoLive and web design. Log in and ask or answer questions with fellow GoLive users. Moderated by Nate Baldwin (Mac), Michael Ahgren (Mac & PC) and Dave Jones (PC) with frequent visits from many other helpful people such as Sean Clayton, Kath Howard, Jeff Seal and many others.
- GoLive Central
- This site is about Adobe GoLive, actions, resources and learning. They offer text and video tutorials on GoLive, JavaScript, GoLive Actions and a number of other things, including a user forum.
- GoLive After Hours
- For beginning to advanced GoLive users, this site offers Quick Tips, Fixes, Workarounds and Tutorials for a variety of topics including getting GoLive to manage the image paths in your Photoshop or ImageReady rollovers, setting an application to open a specific file type and using regular expressions in GoLive's Find and Replace dialogue.
- GoLiveTutor.com
- Free GoLive Actions by Dave Jones, including AutoFrameset, PrintPage, SmoothFloatLayer, SetWithCode and more.
- MenuMachine
- One of the most useful GoLive extensions ever written, MenuMachine makes DHTML menu creation fast and easy.
- GoLiveEssentials.com
- GoLiveEssentials offers useful resources to GoLive users, including a very nice Learning the Ropes section providing an overview of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and more for users new to web design. The Learning Center includes step-by-step tutorials, video demonstrations and tips.
- Adobe GoLive Tips
- Great tips from some of the key players with Adobe GoLive
- golive.werk01.de GoLive Extensions
- Some very useful GoLive actions and extensions by Oliver Michalak, including one of my favorite GoLive extensions - DocCleaner.
- GoLiveBasics
- Excellent, easy to understand tutorials for those just starting out with Adobe GoLive and web design. Introductions to CSS, tables, remote rollovers, pop-up windows, and more.
- Sad.Ark Tutorials
- (Jeff Seal) A collection of well-written tutorials geared toward users of GoLive 6. Especially good for CSS applications and more recent browsers.
- Adobe GoLive 911
- A good reference for GoLive tutorials, books, actions, extensions, tips and other resources.
- DHTML Menus (dynamic)
- A great tutorial for those wanting to learn how to hand-code DHTML "drop-down" menus, even with relative positioning.
- Interesting Snowflakes
- See more (fine art) work by Ryan Hoffar here.
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