ColdFusion Component, JSP, and PHP pages. Template Page: Includes skeleton files for creating new dynamic template pages for ASP JavaScript, ASP VBScript, ASP.NET C#, ASP.NET VB, ColdFusion, HTML SSI template (Server-Side Include), HTML, JSP, and PHP. Other: Includes skeleton files for creating new ActionScript Communications, ActionScript Remote, C#, EDML, Java, Text, TLD, VB, VBScript, and WML pages. CSS Style Sheets: Includes a myriad of pre-built style sheets that you can use to add style and flare to your web pages. We'll cover this topic with more depth in Chapter 7, "Advanced Page Formatting Using Style Sheets." Framesets: Includes a number of prebuilt frameset pages you can use. We'll cover this topic with more depth in Chapter 8, "Working with Frames and Framesets." Page Designs (CSS): Have you lost that creative inspiration? Luckily for you, Dreamweaver includes a set of prebuilt, table-less page designs formatted entirely in CSS. Again, we'll cover this topic with more depth in Chapter 7, "Advanced Page Formatting Using Style Sheets." Starter Pages: Tastefully designed, the Starter Pages category includes various web pages you can use to start an entertainment, health & nutrition, lodging, personal training, restaurant, spa, or travel site. Page Designs: Similar to the CSS Page Designs category, this category features some basic commerce, data, text, image, and UI page designs. As you'll see in Chapter 15. "Working with Templates," all selectable page types can be inserted as either a simple page or a template by selecting the Template radio button just below the description window. Now that you've gotten a thorough tour of the New Document dialog, let's use it to create a new HTML page that we can use throughout the chapter. To create a new HTML page, simply follow these steps: 1. Choose the Basic Page option from the Category pane. 2. Choose the HTML page type and click the Create button.The New Document dialog closes and a new HTML Document window instance appears similar to Figure 3.2. Figure 3.2. A new document window instance can be created from the Basic Page, HTML category in the New Document dialog. [View full size image] 3. Save your document (choose File, Save) to the folder that contains the examples for this chapter. I'll call mine index.htm. NOTE Most web hosting providers accept default files named index.htm, home.htm, or default.htm. Naming your starting page index.htm guarantees that you won't have to type http://www.yourdomain.com/mypage.htm but instead can limit the URL to http://www.yourdomain.com.             Working with a New Document in Design View With a new Document window open, we're ready to get started building a new web page. Before we begin however, it's important to note that Dreamweaver supports two development modes: traditional HTML and CSS. Out of the box, Dreamweaver defaults to the more feature-rich and standards-compliant CSS mode. Although