John wrote:
In article<bkgdnvacjccoe9nmnz2dnuvz_oedn...@mozilla.org>,
M Gordon<mgord...@earthlink.net> wrote:
John,
I cannot say if or when SeaMonkey/Composer will ever be updated. It has
been many years since any work has been done to the HTML editor. There
was some talk a long time ago about importing Komposer, or BlueGriffin
into the SeaMonkey suite, but that has been silent for a very long time.
The best thing you can do for the time being is to use either HTML
editor, or a plain text editor, and use SeaMonkey as a proof-reader.
While editing a document has SM open to the page you are editing. When
you make a change, save the change, then reload SM to see the results.
Michael G
Thanks Michael.
I do use TextWrangler sometimes to edit HTML code and it has one major
advantage in it can upload to the FTP server without me having to launch
my FTP client. A feature I wish Sea Monkey had!
John,
My preference is WS_FTP to publish my web pages. I can upload
documents, delete documents, upload modified documents, and compare
documents on the web server and my PC side-by-side.
Michael
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