Re: about Frontpage - Dreamweaver's gorgeous!

I use it and have found the code to be quite clean (and even easier to read
than most due to the wonderful job it does with managing white space). Very
odd that your observation is so different. The only thing I can think of is
different usage patterns -- I constantly skip between visual and html mode
and tend to still write everything in the html mode. I mainly use visual
mode for easily setting up tables.

Kayla


>I'm working on a redesign of three organizations' web sites with their
webmaster
>(same person) who used HoTMetal Pro 4.0 when we first started. I do /not/
>recommend it. The things it did to the HTML were horrendous. It took two
>columned tables and made them into 20 column tables at one point (the
>code checked fine and was valid). It includes an HTML "checker", not a
>validator, which, like many "checkers", flags errors when they're not
errors and
>misses flagging actual errors. Fortunately the designer knows HTML (has been
>around the web before most people were), so it didn't take much to convince
>him to use a text-based HTML editor.
>
>
>
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Kayla Block                                     650.526.6103
Engineer                                kblock(at)placeware.com
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