Chris Blake suggested:
>The best editor for Mac OSX is Coda by Panic. It uses the Safari
>render engine (webkit) from your mac to preview your pages.
>http://www.panic.com/coda/
I may take this route and use Coda, but I am still thinking about it.
Perhaps I could use it for a small project duri
Hi,
The best editor for Mac OSX is Coda by Panic. It uses the Safari
render engine (webkit) from your mac to preview your pages.
http://www.panic.com/coda/
The next step is to use the firebug extension in firefox which is just
a godsend for testing things on the fly.
I might use Dreamweaver i
MB wrote:
> I thought DW used webkit for the Live view on Mac OS X at least. There
> are a lot of webkit-based browsers, no?
I have no experience of a version recent enough to support
Live View : my last experience of DW was 8.0.2
> Obviously, the Design view in DW
> is not about how it will l
Philip TAYLOR said:
> In my experience, DW almost never
>grasps the full subtlety of CSS, and its rendering
>usually leaves a great deal to be desired.
I thought DW used webkit for the Live view on Mac OS X at least. There
are a lot of webkit-based browsers, no? Obviously, the Design view in DW
i
Web site visitors don't browse the web in Dreamweaver. They browse it
using real web browsers. And it is incredibly easy to check a site's
rendering in a real web browser, even when using Dreamweaver for
development. So why even think about how it looks in DW?
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
> I don't wan
I don't want to sound cynical, but personally speaking
I would never rely on Dreamweaver's WYSIWYG rendering
to suggest how an HTML document might appear in a
conformant browser. In my experience, DW almost never
grasps the full subtlety of CSS, and its rendering
usually leaves a great deal to be
I know, but because this template is meant for a newsletter I didn't fix
the validity-- I also had to use a lot of inline css..
On 12-3-2010 21:53, Chris F.A. Johnson wrote:
> On Fri, 12 Mar 2010, Thijs Hakkenberg wrote:
>
>
>> Dear list,
>>
>> In dreamweaver the 'Aan de lezer' content aligns
On 12-3-2010 16:46, Climis, Tim wrote:
>> Any clues?
>>
> Default top and bottom margins of 1em on H1 elements? It looks like it's top
> aligning to me in Firefox, IE8, and Chrome. The only space I see is the
> margin on the H1 which you didn't cancel out.
>
> ---Tim
> ___
> Any clues?
Default top and bottom margins of 1em on H1 elements? It looks like it's top
aligning to me in Firefox, IE8, and Chrome. The only space I see is the margin
on the H1 which you didn't cancel out.
---Tim
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css-dis
Dear list,
In dreamweaver the 'Aan de lezer' content aligns to the top of the TD
element, but in Firefox/IE8 it won't:
http://nieuwsbrief.varkensinnood.nl/fileadmin/template/mailings/nieuwsbrief_vin_2010/template.html
Any clues?
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