I wasn't refering to to his code in particular, just from experience in
general. Like you say you've been using it for years, you'd know what
the code needs and what needs to be deleted. Paul says his still
learning, dreamweaver is going to be pretty heavy for someone who just
wants to edit his own site.I tend to code by hand, only the minimum to
make a page work, expressions works perfectly for that, and the css
editor is built in, it works like tabs on a excel spreadsheet, I prefer
studio to create scripts though
Amita Guha wrote:
On Wed, Dec 3, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Feroze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dreamweaver is hardly the best software for creating websites, it tends to
bloat the html code with garbage, larger page sizes makes for inefficient
page loads. You can edit your site with any html editor, even notepad. The
most used style now to XHTML, css, js and for the future wml (wireless).
Actually, the code on Paul's site is pretty light. I've been using
Dreamweaver for years and haven't had too many problems with bloated
code, although I always use it in the split Design/Code view and
mainly use it as a code editor. I find DW much more of a help than a
hindrance, although I'd never use it to generate Javascript, and I
hate its CSS editor.
Amita
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