Hello all web site developers, I've re-written pages from several sites where the government paid big money to "top" web design companies. It's rare to find pages that were not written in a WYSIWYG editor. It's cheap and easy to employ a relatively unskilled person to do. It even works quite well.
Where there are serious problems is after lots of hacking the page about. Redundant code begins to accumulate behind the scenes. It becomes difficult to read the code because a lot of the statements do nothing. <p></p> <div><table><tr><td></td></tr></table></div> Once there was something but now there is nothing, but the formating remains. Seriously, it's not a problem, it's untidy and I wouldn't want my pages to be like that, but that's a personal thing. The beginner will use WYSIWYG, but later may be less than satisfied with that method. (PS. Don't go rushing to my site for a how to do it example. Almost no work there for 18 months, full of redundant pages and broken links (most of which you won't be able to find I hope) It needs six weeks work. I have not got six weeks, although thanks to Leo and Zane I did give it a couple of hours last night.) Regards John John S. Veitch mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Photo Available on WWW http://www.ate.co.nz/johnsveitch.jpg Adapt to Experience URL http://www.ate.co.nz/ for Virus Protection http://www.ate.co.nz/trend/
