Re: Nvu

I like Dreamweaver too over others mainly because it
doesn't insert extra code.  Frontpage used to do that as
did other tools I tried.

For example, if I'm making a simple SSI table (like for a
menu or header or footer) Frontpage would insert HTML/HTML
tags "for me" because it assumed I forgot them.
 Dreamweaver never did that, which is why I stick with it.

Stylesheets I normally use templates and they're easy
enough to edit (as is simple HTML) with TextPad or
something similar.  It color codes things for me (even
javascript) which is nice.

Brad

On Mon, 23 Oct 2006 09:46:51 -0500
 "Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Interesting.  I haven't tried importing an existing web
site.  Maybe I'll
try that later.  Of course, you won't have access to some
of the advanced
capabilities like templates and the associated
auto-generation of navigation
(which might be worth the trouble of manually importing
the content page by
page).

I have exactly the opportunity to do what you're talking
about this week.  I
suspect I won't be able to devote a ton of time to it,
but I'll let you know
what I find.

Joe

From: Jon Paris
Subject: Re: [WEB400] Nvu

 >> Is there a reason you don't use WDSC, Jon?

I was planning on discussing it with you at DevCon Joe.

Main reason is I just cannot get the idiot thing to

simply import an

existing site and publish it back to the existing

structure.  It insists

on
making up odd folders, ignores the style sheets and

other includes and

generally annoys the hell out of me.

If you are doing it from scratch it seems fine - which

is what all the

instruction (including yours) focuses on.  But that's

not what I need.


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