TextEdit is perfectly capable of producing HTML content. As is any
text editor to produce a button one need only enter the following
text: <button type="button" id="buttonid" value="theValue">Text to
show in the Button</button>
Just remember to save your HTML as a text file and not as Rich Text
Format.
Greg
On Mar 19, 2007, at 09:17 , Dane Trethowan wrote:
I'm sure I've seen people discuss this and it seemed at the time
that the only really sure way of editing HTML code on the Mac was
by using a LINUX editor. Am I right or am I thinking about
something else.
On 20/03/2007, at 2:02 AM, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all. Does anybody happen to know of an HTML editor for MacOSX
which is accessible? I'm talking about an editor which allows the
creation of buttons and so on, not just hypalinks. I don't see any
way of doing this in TextEdit,. In fact, the only editor for
MacOSX I know which is capable of doing it is IWeb, which is
totally inaccessible still I think. That's a shame, because from
what I've had described to me, it's a damned powerful piece of
software.
