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Posted by Chaddy2222 on 11/19/25 11:34
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
> Craig wrote:
> <snip>
> >> Nvu
> >
> >
> > I would love to recommend Nvu unreservedly. It's open source, free,
> > WYSIWYG but, it actually modifies your code. Maybe for a neophyte
> > that's not a problem but, it's a deal-killer here. What's interesting
> > though is that neither of these represent an "easy" way to do an html
> > photo-page.
>
> Personally I use a notepad replacement, but with regards to Nvu in it's
> option menu you can set the editor to either reformat the code or retain
> original formatting...doen't have to be a 'deal-killer'
I personally like NVU as it's simple to use and you can use CSS wit it
if need be.
But I like for the fact that it produces Valid code strate out of the
box so to speak.
The code is very ugly to look at though and it can be harder to read
with the huge spacers in it, but it does make it easy to edit in some
ways.
But I don't know weather it would be appropreate for what you want to
use it for. I would maybe suggest useing some sort of photo gallary
script.
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Regards Chad. http://freewebdesign.cjb.cc
PS.
Yes their is the function in nvu to retain original source formatting.
But it doesn't always work.
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