WordPress Themes Made Easy with Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
Adobe’s new release Adobe Create Suite 5 comes with something that WordPress users can appreciate. The new version of Dreamweaver is now WordPress friendly. In the past versions, they did not have any kind of CMS support, but they have added CMS support for Joomla, Drupal, and most importantly WordPress in this release. This is great news for beginner level users who are not familiar with coding because this will allow them to add a custom sparkle to their blogs. It will also make editing much easier for experienced WordPress designers.
If you are a new designer or graphic artist who wants to learn to code for WordPress, then Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 is just for you. The new code hinting feature suggest WordPress hooks and codes that you would spend hours searching for on the web. It is easy to use, and it will save you time.
Dreamweaver CS5 displays proper syntax for custom PHP functions to help you write code more accurately. This would be excellent for new developers who are starting to write plugins for WordPress.
The only downside to this product is the high price, but we can assure you that it is well worth spending the money. Check out the video below:
If you already purchased this version, then please share your thoughts in the comments. For designers who want a complete package, then check out Adobe CS5 Master Collection. If you are a student or a teacher, then they have discounts available.
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I am impressed with CMS management feature of Adobe Dreamweaver CS5. Even it was possible earlier with an extension called themedreamer but that was not so efficient. But DW CS5 added a lot new features and capacity to theme development.
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wooh its looks cool
need to try it 
This still requires a server and live connection to see Live View, and a site definition and configuration. Then you need to upload your themes. Even then, Design View is still somewhat broken. Its easier to just download any theme and open it to see it in design view and make your CSS changes via the ThemeDreamer extension for Dreamweaver.
ThemeDreamer.com has enabled WordPress theme design visually in Dw CS5, CS4, CS3 and even Dreamweaver version 8 (where most Dreamweaver extensions makers drop support). Not to mention support for code hints and live documentation.
Nice! I’d like to try it. Too bad Dreamweaver isn’t really in the price range of the “wordpress beginner”…
It looks fantastic, but i dont know how to use local host test servers, so I cant use any of the new features. It would be nice if they included a simple tutorial to get started with a wordpress site, or a template to work with.
Im grumpy from going throu Xampp and Coldfusion tutorials all day and still not having a clue.