Re: HTML editor
If I need to, I can write good HTML in Notepad. I can even design good web sites in Notepad. I just think that Dreamweaver helps me focus more on the end result and less on remembering the attribute values for the <table> tag.
Joe
Al Geist wrote:
CSS files can be created in Notepad and will change those button colors for your depending on whether you're looking at it, hovering over it, have previously clicked it, etc. Best of all....CSS is free and there are a number of training sites out there that will help you get started.
Al
I totally agree. I do nearly all my work in Dreamweaver. I just said you could do it in Notepad because CSS is nothing more than a text file. Dreamweaver makes it easier because you can create CSS and after you get it working the way you want, copy and paste it into a CSS file. Personally, anything that can make my job easier and more efficient is a good thing. Like you, I can write code in Notepad, but why ...that would be like having a snowblower in the garage, but shoveling the half-mile long driveway by hand.
Al
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RE: HTML editor: From: Dori Green
Re: HTML editor: From: Al Geist
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