From: "Jim Barrows" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If you're paying them... who cares? It's your dime, your way or the highway :)
Nope, it's another department on campus. There is no contract, and no clear lines of ownership... I could have taken over the entire thing but I hate doing layout and page design (read: I'm not very good at it) and am trying to find a way to get them to do it for me. They have marketing types and graphic designers over there... I'm a department of one. > DreamWeaver should support the tags, and ignore the JSTL. > My biggest worry with DreamWeaver would be the HTML code the thing generates. > Typically it's pretty abysmal. Ugh, the first thing they sent was a solid block of <font> tags. I explained the virtues of external style sheets and sent it back. From the other messages, it sounds like I'm better off doing it myself. :/ I'll try to get a clean formatted example out of them and just use that. Thankfully we all agree that simple is better, so the pages are not too complicated, but I still think I'm in for a bunch of editing. (And they're already talking about changes...) Thanks for the insight, I figured I was not the first to face this. :) -- Wendy Smoak --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
