I have never had any issues with the css editor with DW, but there is
another Top Style, and they are both just fine.
While we are on the problem issue.....
Not all of the time, just once in a blue moon...
But, there comes a time, when I am editing code, via the code view or
"source View" and I am using the cursor to highlight a large piece of code,
DW goes hay wire, and takes on a mind on its own, leaving me no control.
DW will overlap, under-lap, or just high-light all of the code, and at this
point, DW acts on it's own.....
Like I said, just once and a while, not every time, just whenever I am in
the source-view, and (all of the time) and editing a LARGE body of code.
The overlapping issue...
Is it just me, or is there a "work around for this" if so, can some one
please share?
<Yippykia>
<Camilo Trevino>
<Microsoft Certified System Engineer>
<Comptia A+ Computer Technician>
<ColdFusion Applications Developer>
</Yippykia>
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Tim Van Der Hulst
Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2004 7:34 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [CFCDev] CSS layout manager for webapp dev?
Hi All,
whilst strictly not a coldfusion problem it is something that is bothering
the hell out of me these days and surely some other coldfusion developers
too.
As a developer of Intranet Applications primarily using coldfusion + fusebox
I find myself having to CSS style my pages and piss around with layouts way
before the project is finished. Quite frankly I'd like to avoid CSS almost
entirely if I can and pawn it off to a webdesigner to pretty up after its
been built and tested. so...
Does anyone know of any good HTML/CSS layout managers, ala java AWT,ASP.NET
grid layout model, etc. I've built a generic set of CSS layout tags but have
some issues with it. anyone else tried this?
I just had a look at "layout master 1.1" but wasn't entirely impressed..
TiM
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