I think marz edit should be able to work with drubel. I use it for my wordpress
sight and I don't need to do hardly any coding. The price is also right, around
$40 and well worth it.
Take care.
On Oct 2, 2011, at 5:13 PM, Stuart Young wrote:
> Hi all.
> I am looking at designing my own website,
If you know html well, and don't mind tweaking html, then taco html
editor is a great editor. It has helper applets with it, so that you
can insert prebuilt bits of code (such as tables, forms, and the
like) It's not really all that expensive (24.95, and upgrades are
free. It works well w
Hello Travis
Firstly, I believe that the original enquiry was whether there is an accessible
alternative to iWeb which, sadly, it seems not. We play with Sandvox now and
then, but it's problem is that it isn't interchangeable with other editors
which is just plain silly as far as we're concerne
On Oct 4, 2011, at 3:07 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Have you got Taco to effectively function with tables and forms? We
find that in the case of tables, it appears to add a lot of
unnecessary clutter. But we haven't managed to get it to do
anything at all with forms which is a
hello Travis
To be absolutely and totally fair, it could very well be; in fact, it probably
is the case that I'm simply not familiar enough with the concepts. But I just
wonder what are the advantages in 'forcing' the dimensions of a table rather
than allowing the browser to automatically rende
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone has experience of using Rapid Weaver?
Someone mentioned this package to me today and I wondered if there are
any people with experiences of its use on this list.
Roger.
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Hello Roger
To the best of my knowledge it isn't accessible. We tried it and, certainly at
that time, it wouldn't do a thing with VoiceOver.
Lynne
On 3 Nov 2011, at 22:56, Roger Firman wrote:
Hello,
I am wondering if anyone has experience of using Rapid Weaver?
Someone mentioned this package
Dear Lynne,
Many thanks for your reply. As a reminder, which package(s) are
accessible for that type of work?
I have to say my preference is to code from scratch, however, there are
situations where one could save time.
Regards,
Roger.
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Hello Roger
To my knowledge there are no accessible packages of this type available for Mac
OSX. We actually wrote about this some time ago and have been on the watch ever
since for such a package. So fa, we have discovered nothing.
Gordon wrote a message about this very subject to the group an
On Nov 4, 2011, at 7:25 AM, Mrs. Lynnette Annabel Smith wrote:
Hello Roger
To my knowledge there are no accessible packages of this type
available for Mac OSX. We actually wrote about this some time ago
and have been on the watch ever since for such a package. So fa, we
have discovered n
Helo Travis
My understanding was that the author of the original post was looking for
something more interactive, as in RapidWeaver, iWeb or even the inaccessible
DreamWeaver CS5.5
Taco is indeed a useful tool; but it isn't particularly great when it comes to
things like tables. It seems to in
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