Re: OT: HTML editor recommendation?

Am Montag, dem 09. August 2004, 23:48 schrieb Ian Gowen:

 > Carsten Becker wrote:
 >
 > > If you're on
 > > Linux, there are still Quanta+ which is still not
 > > WYSIWYG-capable, but has tools e.g. for generating CSS
 > > code or setting up tables.
 >
 > Mozilla's composer is handy, although somwhat
 > rudimentary. I personally code HTML by hand, but not
 > everybody wants to go out and learn how when they just
 > need to get it done.

This does not mean I sometimes go back and repair the sh**
that GoLive has written. It puts everything in span's and
div's also when there is no need to. And when I've changed
something, the program makes all what I did by hand undone
again ... This really drives me crazy sometimes.

 > Microsoft office comes with a program called "Microsoft
 > script editor," but it's not exactly a WYSIWYG tool.

NEVER!!! let Word generate your HTML code! The result are a
total mess otherwise.

 > However, it may have evolved into a
 > commercial product, as a lot of freeware apps do these
 > days.

:( Sad, sad. UltraEdit now belongs to Adobe, I heard.

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