hi group. was just on the web and was looking into x-standard, i'm
currently using dreamweaver mx 2004. anyone have any feedback on x-standard
and how it compares to dreamweaver? or possibly another web standard editor
that ensures standards?
Ryan Moore wrote:
hi group. was just on the web and was looking into x-standard, i'm
currently using dreamweaver mx 2004. anyone have any feedback on x-standard
and how it compares to dreamweaver?
Apples and oranges: DW is a standalone application that you run on your
machine, while x-standard i
Brett
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Ryan Moore wrote:
> hi group. was just on the web and was looking into x-standard,
Allow me to back up what Brett has just said - I've only recently
started using it but it works fine in Firefox 1.0.
Not really designed for creating sites from scatch - but it is perfect
as an interface for your clients to edit their own website. The touble
with most of those plugins is they don'
