On Sat, 30 Dec 2006 19:56:04 +0000, Martin Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> >Me to also as well. I write everything "by hand" in a simple editor that >allows me to see the result from time to time. I design template pages >and then add the content to those templates. Good - I use Dreamweaver in code view, with some help for generating some code- which is then carefully checked in code view. (:-) If you change the template - does it automatically update the child pages ?. Does it check links within pages, check for badly nested tags?. > No code bloat for me! I've >got right into CSS for layout which allows for very lean html code for >each page. This also makes it easier to pinpoint any errors so that the >code validates as strict HTML 4.01. This in turn helps to make sure it >appears properly in a range of browsers. > Why not transitional XHTML or even strick xhtml - even better. - Basic html is on the way out. OK - we all do things our own way - there is NO right way - just many good ways (:-) -- Malcolm
