On 3/12/07, Tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If I understand the original question, this is not really all of the > answer. I too work with the occasional client who uses Dreamweaver (in > design mode) to edit the content of their site. They do this because > they have trouble figuring out where they are in code view. Even when > using DW templates and locking down all code but editable areas, they > are still unsure what is going on. They definitely understand that the > page will look fine when viewed using a browser, but that's not the > issue. The issue, if I'm reading correctly, is that, in this particular > case, elements render so poorly in DW that it makes editing the content > impossible. > > Like Jana said earlier...I have not had a case where the rendering in DW > design view was so bad that elements were overlapping, or otherwise > rendered so out of place that editing in design view was impossible. Be > sure to test it out in plenty of other browsers and be prepared to > modify your code a bit. > > Cheers, > Tim > > you are right. i definitely have had to make code changes to please > dreamweaver so clients can view it better. this was just one case where a > particular rule was just not received well by dreamweaver for some reason. i > could probably look into it more but i just don't have the strength. just > give me a blank page in a text editor and i'm happy :-) >
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