>From my limited experience with GoLive CS (the latest version), it does an OK job of outputting XHTML/compliant code. Of course that only a few hours of use, before I blew it off my drive.Dreamweaver MX & MX2004 are much better suited for that IMO.
I split my time almost 50/50 between hand c
Mordechai,
I think the XHTML/HTML issue has been canvassed by more knowledgeable
members in the past on this list, with some advocating for the use of
HTML 4.01 for reasons you may like to search in the archives. (Look
particularly for posts by Peter Firminger.)
That said, you are probably more
No idea about Adobe Golive but Dreamweaver MX 2004 ver 7.01 can be set
to output XHTML compliant code.
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Neerav Bhatt
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Web Development & IT consultancy
Mordechai Peller wrote:
A potential client asked me:
How does a xhtml site differ from an html site and will I be able to
A potential client asked me:
How does a xhtml
site differ from an html site and will I be
able to make modifications myself using a program such as Adobe Golive
which creates html pages?
It's the second half of the question with which I'm having a problem
since I have no experience with GoLi
