I appreciate this, but in my opinion, 2-column editing of a dual language document is not an aesthetic requirement. It's a usability one. It's not really the float that I'm after.
David Mundie wrote: > Remember that XXE is intended for *authoring*, and for authoring the > tradeoff between aesthetics and performance is different. Other > editors that tried to use CSS for authoring failed because they tried > to implement too much of the CSS standard, and ended up bloated, slow, > and buggy. I think XMLMind's approach of implementing a subset of CSS > and staying lean and mean is the right one. > > - dam > > On 2006-03 -13, at 8:38 AM, Benoit Maisonny wrote: > >> This is the ideal, but unfortunately not possible with XXE due to >> lack of support for float and width CSS properties. I wonder why >> XMLMind are not implementing this, as it seems many people would need it. >> > -- Benoit Maisonny benoit at synclude.com Director & Consultant http://synclude.com Synclude
