RE: Web Development Software

> I'm not clear why "strong" is preferred over "b". Maybe I'm 
> missing obvious 
> something here (it wouldn't be the first time <g>). As for 
> style sheets, 
> they're great, but only for newer browsers.

"strong" is used by FP.  <b> is used by everything else it seems.  I think
<b> is the standard, and <strong> is newer.  Some WYSIWYG editors don't even
recognize <strong>.

I made the switch from FP to Dreamweaver and have to get rid of all the
<strong>, <small>, etc. and use REAL tags like <font>, <b>, etc.

> 
> Agreed on the background images <g>. As for using tables, 
> what most web 
> designers do is design for IE and Netscape 3.0 browsers and 
> above, so it is 
> pretty much of sure thing on how the tables will be rendered.

Acutally most are programmed for IE or NS 4 or up.  Especially if you want
to do neat stuff like layers.

Brad
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