On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 10:45, Zane Gilmore wrote: > The Mozilla Composer has wysiwyg functionality. Amaya (the W3C's browser) also has a HTML editor, that is meant to be quite good. IIRC http://lwn.net/ had a link to a summary of HTML editors for Linux recently. I would post the link but I'm out of $ on my Internet account at the moment :(
> However whenever wysiwyg functionality is used bloated html code > follows. However this may not be a problem. The basic problem is that, in the end, you *can't* accurately specify what something looks like in HTML, so what you see only has a passing relationship to what someone else sees (�WYSHOAPRTWSES?). Colours will be different. Browser windows will be different. Support for various standards is different. Fonts will be different. 90% of the time all this does not matter because 90% of the time people are using IE on Windows. However, for us 10%... :) -- Michael JasonSmith http://www.cosc.canterbury.ac.nz/~mpj17/
