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Posted by ato_zee on 11/02/06 11:50
On 2-Nov-2006, "Nico Schuyt" <nschuyt@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > ANYWAY I tried to learn Dreamweaver but it altered my existing pages
> > and the structure of my one of my sites.......and I will not go near
> > it again.
You can still handcode in Dreamweaver 8.0, it's WYSIWYG is a bit
flaky, and mis-used it can, like some other editors, produce code
that doesn't validate ar W3C.
I still prefer simple text editors, using DW8 if I want to see and
resolve a site structure problem, it's also invaluable for clearing
site clutter by finding orphened items and broken links.
I've found TypeItIn very useful, as I have sets of tags and
sections of coding that I can insert without having to type them
in full every time. It also holds the characters and items
that have to be inserted by hand, colours come to mind,
copyright etc
There are several TypeItIn like programs around, it's just
the first I found, does what I want, and is simple to use.
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