Where are the Bootstrap Starter Templates? [Branched from How to add a theme to Bootstrap]

[hemmi1]

Help. When I start Dreamweaver and go to FILE->NEW->Starter Templates, I only see a single folder labeled "Mobile Starters", and the Sample Pages are jquery MObile (CDN), jWuery Mobile (Local), and jQuery MObile with theme (Local).

No bootstrap options.

What can I do?  I've been using Dreamweaver for a long time, but haven't had to use advance/new options, but now I'm going to have to come up to speed with more sophisticated applications than in the past.

[Nancy OShea]

Legacy Creative Suite software does not contain the latest Starter Pages/Templates.

You won't see Bootstrap unless you have Creative Cloud version 2015 or 2017.   See screenshot below from CC 2017.

[Nancy OShea]

Which version of DW do you have?  You'll find it under Help > About Dreamweaver.

[hemmi1]

I have Adobe Dreamweaver CC, and have been paying monthly since 2013. My needs have changed, so I need to expand my skillset. I'm trying to get support to change/upgrade. But, I think $19.99 a month was supposed to keep me up to date without my intervention.

[Jon Fritz]

There are currently 8 versions of Dreamweaver available through the Creative Cloud Desktop App. There are several versions of 2017 available through the app, but they will overwrite each other.

The 5 main versions can all be installed simultaneously on the same machines under a single subscription. To find out which one you are running, look under Help > About Dreamweaver. Currently you can have DW CS6 Cloud, DW CC, DW CC2014.x, DW CC2015.x and DW CC2017.x installed at once.

If you have an older version, make sure to click the Advanced Options link in the installer dialogue for the newer version when you go to install. That will allow you to turn off the "Remove Older Versions" checkbox, just in case the latest full version release is missing items you still need.

[Nancy OShea]

You still have not answered my question. 

Go to HELP > About Dreamweaver.  Which version # do you have?

If you have not updated your Creative Cloud apps lately, you probably still have an older version.  

[hemmi1]

I went to Help->About Dreamweaver and a screen pops up to display
"Adobe Dreamweaver CC, version 13.2, Build 6471"

Thanks again --sorry not to answer the question straight away. .

[Jon Fritz · Accepted solution]

That one is 3 full releases removed from "current"...

CS6 Cloud
CC                <-- you are here
CC 2014
CC 2015
CC 2017 

1. Open the Creative Cloud Desktop App
2. Click the Apps tab
3. If you don't see an install icon for Dreamweaver, click the blue link to the right in the Find Additional Apps bar
4. Choose View Previous Versions from the menu that pops up (bottom most option)
5. The DW Install icon should now appear under Find Additional Apps and be a dropdown menu, click it and choose a newer version to install (2017.5 is the latest)
6. Don't forget to click the Advanced Options link at the bottom of the installer window to turn off "Remove Older Versions" or your DW CC will be removed when you install a newer version (CC2014 or higher)

[Nancy OShea]

Do what Jon said.  CC does not automatically update your software until you initiate it through your CC Desktop App.

See also

Dreamweaver system requirements

New features summary for the 2017 releases of Dreamweaver CC

Nancy

[hemmi1]

I followed your instructions and I now have Adobe Dreamweaver CC, 2017.5 release.

In the future, I'll make sure to keep up with newer versions

Thanks very much for your and your prompt and thorough responses!

Louis

[hemmi1]

Thanks to Nancy and John Fritz II help!!