How can you add external libraries or frameworks in Dreamweaver?

Including links to external libraries or frameworks in the head section of the HTML document or using CDN (Content Delivery Network) links is the most effective way to integrate these resources into your web project in Dreamweaver. This approach allows the browser to load the library or framework directly when the HTML page is accessed, enabling you to utilize its functionalities without requiring the file to be stored locally.

By placing the links in the head section, they become available immediately when the page loads, ensuring that any dependent scripts or styles have access to the library features right from the start. This practice also enhances the website's loading speed when a library is served from a reliable CDN, as these services often deliver content more quickly than local servers, especially for widely used libraries.

Additionally, using links in the head section maintains an organized and semantically appropriate structure of the HTML document. This is a common practice among developers to ensure clarity and performance in web applications.

Using the Asset panel to upload files or downloading libraries directly into the project folder could work as alternative methods, but they are not the most standardized or efficient ways to incorporate libraries or frameworks, especially when it comes to managing updates and ensuring fast access. Including CDN links, on the other hand, allows for easier maintenance as