Adobe Dreamweaver CC full changelog

Adobe Dreamweaver version 21.1 brings improved compatibility with latest operating system versions (macOS and Windows) along with bug fixes, security vulnerability fixes and improved file open performance.
Fixed issues:
For the latest browsers with cross-website tracking option disabled, Device preview does not function.
Within Insert panel, irregular highlighting appears for character options.
For Get operation workflow, File modified time is inaccurate when check in/ check out option is enabled within a site.
Security fix associated with the loading of configuration files during file transfer operations.

Code formatting issues with PHP documents are addressed for better experience in Dreamweaver.

Bootstrap integration enhancement:
Dreamweaver now has the Bootstrap 3.4.1 and 4.3.1 versions integrated in 19.1 release.

JavaScript refactoring:
As a web developer, you can now intelligently rename functions and variables with scope awareness using JavaScript refactor. You can convert anonymous expression or function block to an arrow expression in a click. Create Get/Set functions for the selected identifier in context of a class/construct. You can now extract an expression as a variable in the current scope and select a piece of code and create a Try/Catch block for it.
You can refactor code in HTML, PHP, and JavaScript document types. You can choose Refactor from the menu that appears when you right-click on the code area in Dreamweaver. Some of the useful productivity enhancements in Refactor are Rename, Extract to Variable, Extract to Function, Wrap in Try Catch, Wrap in Condition, Convert to Arrow Function, and Create Getters/Setters.

Powerful coding support and visual tooling aids make building sites in this popular CSS framework easier than ever.

We’re very excited to announce the latest release of Dreamweaver CC with support for Git, a modern solution for developers working collaboratively. If you work for a design agency or contribute actively to an open source project, it’s likely you’ve used Git before. With Git integrated with the latest release of Dreamweaver, you’ll have the ability to easily maintain versions, efficiently manage source code in a secure repository, and collaborate real-time.
Right within Dreamweaver, you can Initialize a new or existing site to create a local Git repository or clone an existing repo.
Once cloned or initialized, you can use the Files panel to view file statuses in Git view, as well as perform common Git operations. Changes to code are indicated by Guttermarks in Code View, with appropriate colors to indicate addition, deletion, and modification. So keeping track of what changes have been made is easy to identify.
The new Git panel within Dreamweaver CC lets you perform most Git operations

Support for PHP 7:
Create dynamic web pages and services with the latest version of the web's most popular scripting language. PHP 7 includes major performance improvements in code execution, memory usage, and more. Get access to code hints and error checking right from inside Dreamweaver.
Improved Find and Replace:
The new find bar lets you quickly search through code for simple text, tags, or code elements without blocking your screen. You can also use the new Advanced Search to look within open files, sites and folders with a simple keyboard shortcut or the drop-down menu.

Create email campaigns using Dreamweaver with Campaign:
You can now use the Campaign extension for Dreamweaver to create personalized email campaigns.
Creating personalized content is very important to make an immediate connection with the reader, and hopefully increase your success rates with email marketing.
If you use Dreamweaver to create email campaigns, you can now go a step further and add personalized content (such as the reader's name, or a personalized call to action) using data from Adobe Campaign.