Clayton wrote: >> I'm afraid I would strongly recommend *not* using Nvu. It produces >> awful >> markup. It tends to use spans for everything, but doesn't delete them >> correctly if you change the format (eg from bold to italic). You >> then end up >> with nested spans which produce unexpected visual results, and to fix >> this >> you have to go into the markup anyway. >> >> I suggested Nvu to my son for a school project, but he got so >> frustrated with >> "why does this heading look different from that one, when I've told >> them both >> to be H1?" that I told him I would go through the markup and tidy it >> up for >> him. It took 3 hours to tidy up 4 or 5 pages, the markup was so >> awful. So >> never again! YMMV, of course. > > This is exactly my experience. I used NVU once in the past year... I > actually persisted with it for a while too. The nested span thing was > a nightmare. Everything is fine-ish if you create the content, and > then do the markup just once, but if you change your mind on anything, > then the nesting gets out of control, and do it a few times and you > webpage starts to do funny things.
I've never had any problem like this, and I have used Nvu off and on for a couple years. Were you using the graphic mode? I have to admit that I have never tried it in graphic mode. I've only used the text mode. In windows I use an OLD program called HTMLed. It was originally written for Windows 3 and updated to 95. As far as I know it was never updated again after that. It might be a bit difficult to find, but it is still out there. -- (o:]>*HUGGLES*<[:o) Billie Walsh The three best words in the English Language: "I LOVE YOU" Pass them on! -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
