Adobe released the latest version of Dreamweaver recently, and I got the opportunity to review it. If you are considering starting to do mobile web design work, then this new version adds a lot of features that you'll like. There is jQuery Mobile support and even connectivity with PhoneGap to create Android and iOS native applications.

It also has all the great additions that were added in CS5 like much easier site management and support for creating and editing dynamic pages like WordPress templates.

But the most interesting part is the new pricing structure. You can either buy it outright like normal, or if you want you can sign up for a subscription plan of $19 per month. The subscription gets you all updates as they come out. So if CS6 were to come out in June (not likely, but if...) you would get it as a part of your subscription. This makes Dreamweaver much more affordable for the average designer. And if you hire designers on a temporary basis, you can purchase one month of Dreamweaver and then turn it off until you need to buy it again. This makes it much more affordable for teams and companies that only hire designers periodically.

Links in XML can be more complicated than a simple A tag in HTML. So there is an entire language called XLink to help you do it. Darla will help you learn how to write a simple XLink and also find out what the difference is between XLink and XPointer.

One of the less known features of CSS is the ability to include multiple classes on an element. For example, say you have a class called .left to float things to the left and another class called .red to color the text red. If you want to float a paragraph and turn it red, you can write a new class or you can assign both the left and the red classes to the element: class="left red".

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