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Andrew S.
Is there any free to use/try editors that are designed to work to designing
a tableless web site?
Thanks in advance,
Andrew S.
a tableless web site?
Thanks in advance,
Andrew S.
Andrew said:Is there any free to use/try editors that are designed to work to
designing a tableless web site?
Thanks in advance,
Andrew S.
Andrew said:Is there any free to use/try editors that are designed to work to designing
a tableless web site?
Is there any free to use/try editors that are designed to work
to designing a tableless web site?
kayodeok said:Table-based websites are made by HU-mans, not software.
You could use any of the html editors out there and still end up with
a table-based site.
The key is whether you understand the principles behind webdesign and
know when to use a table (for data) and when not to use a table -
lurking here would help - there has been so many debates on this
issue in the last 24 hours.
akidat45 said:Is there any free to use/try editors that are designed to work to designing
a tableless web site?
Leif already gave you a list of Editors, others are: HTML-Kit,Andrew S. said:Thanks I was interested in a editor that I could use to easily
build tableless pages so that I could learn from and while using
the editor.
Whitecrest said:All of them do.
Andrew said:Thanks I was interested in a editor that I could use to easily build
tableless pages so that I could learn from and while using the editor.
Paul Furman said:I'm guessing now that you are asking for a wysiwyg editor that creates
layout effects with CSS rather than tables. Then you could study the
resulting code and learn from that in time. I don't know the answer.
Yes, I guess that is what I was shooting for.
I guess I will just have to start reading up on the subject.
kayodeok said:I haven't used or tested these tools and I don't really recommend
using them without some knowledge of HTML and CSS but these appear
to be what you are looking for:
Layout-o-matic:
http://www.inknoise.com/experimental/layoutomatic.php
CSS Enterprise
http://www.fu2k.org/alex/css/index.mhtml
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