On 26/11/04 6:10 PM, Rick Faaberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/25/04 9:46 PM Sam - SS29 [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent this out:
As far as I see Adobe is not to bothered with webstandards, Macromedia
see standard compliance as a string to DW bow.
The adobe site is based old skool web design,
Hi folks,
As I said when I sent the first post, I thought it would be good to hear what an Adobe employee had to say about implementing CSS in their visual editor. especially in light of the discussion of searching to hire CSS-capable employees (especially designers).
I would think that most
I was looking through the Adobe GoLive forum and came across this comment, which I thought would be of interest. I'm not trying to provoke a response here, but I think it's important to hear the perspective of an employee at Adobe who often helps people with CSS questions on their forum. And since
Ron,
it is clear to me that the individuals who designed this
application were/are not hard core CSS scripters.
Sorry, but there is a counter-argument here. It is clear to me that the
people who designed the CSS standard were entirely unconcerned about
how it might ever
The point is only valid within their (Adobe's) current mode of thinking - that
Style Sheets are created on the fly as designers muck about trying things
within the visual editor, saving as they go. It may be done, but surely the
only way to design is to produce your designs off-line, produce
This certainly is an interesting take from inside the
Adobe mentality.
Sorry, but there is a counter-argument here. It is clear to me that the
people who designed the CSS standard were entirely unconcerned about
how it might ever be handled by visual editors, since none of them
actually
I am a bit amazed with Adobe's approach to this matter; i even hope that it
was this technical man's personal opinion on the subject. Why? The DW team
is constantly trying to make their product compatible with web standards -
the WaSP group is encouraging them to do so
As far as I see Adobe is not to bothered with webstandards, Macromedia
see standard compliance as a string to DW bow.
The adobe site is based old skool web design, surface looks nice but
underneth its ugly.
I gather that since adobe is renowned and respected for design
orientated products
