Posted by jojo on 07/07/06 16:05

Chris Tomlinson schrieb:
> "Brian Cryer" <brian.cryer@127.0.0.1.ntlworld.com> wrote in message
> news:pOadneA08ohr2DPZRVnyhQ@pipex.net...
>
>> Personally, I think your instructions look fine as they are.
>>
>> Which software are you using to create the site? (i.e. which wysiwyg?) For
>> my hobby site I use FrontPage 2000 (my commercial stuff is almost
>> exclusively .NET and thus Visual Studio). I don't know about FrontPage
>> 2003, but FrontPage 2000 doesn't handle div's very well if you use them
>> for layout. I've been playing with Microsoft Expression Web Designer (the
>> beta is a free download) and it seems to handle these very well.
>
> Thanks for the heads-up on that one. We do use FP2003, but Expression looks
> far better and seems to be based on FrontPage, and an upgrade of it.
>
> What we hope you can tell us is if Expression will easily allow us to
> 'convert' our site to CSS retaining its look and feel. Is there some magic
> button that will take our <font> attributes for example, and move them into
> a CSS format?

Easiest and best thing would be to learn some HTML and CSS coding...
Not that there aren't programs which could do everything for you, but
the resulting code (in most cases) is just virtual rubbish.
And besides you would find your coding-mistakes yourself and you do not
need all the people here to tell you what you should or shouldn't do
(And perhaps if you understand HTML yourself you would not ignore all
the advises because you know that most of the are right...)

> Same question but for converting tables into CSS and divs?

Do it yourself, best result!
>
> Thanks Brian.
>
>

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