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1. Re: Newbie question on Site Map Creation
If you don't fancy writing one yourself, you could try http://www.xml-sitemaps.com/ to generate one for you.
As far as I am aware, Dreamweaver has no functionality to create sitemaps.
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2. Re: Newbie question on Site Map Creation
Dreamweaver had a visual site map function for many years. May not be what you're looking for though.
It was disabled in CS4 (not sure why).
You can re-enable the Site Map following instructions from this thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/317212
Mac:
- Go to your user folder > Library > Preferences 2. Open “Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 Prefs” in a Texteditor 3. Search for sitemap 4. Replace FALSE with TRUE 5. Save the file, restart DW
Windows:
- Click on start
- Select Run
- Type regedit and click ok
-> the registry opens now
- Select HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Adobe > Dreamweaver CS4 > Feature Management 5. In the right part of the window double click on Site map 6. Set Site map to True
-> When you restart DW the site map is enabled again
The feature is no longer supported by Dreamweaver. Use with care at your own risk.
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3. Re: Newbie question on Site Map Creation
Rik, I saw that previously but i didn't pay attention. But since you
recommended it, I'll use it. Thank you much, so goes to John as well.
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4. Re: Newbie question on Site Map Creation
Try this Free Dreamweaver (exchange) extension called Ordinary Site Map.
Once the extension is added (installed thru Extension Manager) it will generate a site map html page page with sitewide html doc file names and links in CSS formatting.
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/exchange/index.cfm?event=extensionDetail&extid=1289018
It is simple to use and works with Dreamweaver CS5.5
You may want to change the doc file names to each specific page summary name. Ex. "index.htm" to "Home Page", etc. But not much more work is needed.
*Also you may have to do a "find and replace" in the document to change the source code ":" to "/" for the links to work after putting the page to the server.