Are there and CSS like Dreamweaver?

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by amedia, Mar 19, 2008.

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    Are there any WYSIWYG style editors for CSS? I looked around about half a year ago and didnt find anything, and just searched again and still didnt find anything. Is there a program where you can create CSS site in layout mode and drag table (i know its not a table, but you get what i mean) etc like dreamweaver? I feel like im stuck in th 90's with all the text based editors for CSS, is this how everyones doing it?? :confused:
     
    amedia, Mar 19, 2008 IP
  2. netrepreneur

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    Use Web Developer Toolbar for Firefox in conjuction with Firebug and you'll be back in the year 2008 :)
     
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    why don't you like dreamweaver?
     
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    hmm all the "layout mode" programs i've seen output poor code, so i think everyone is still using text editors in a "code view" in the case of dreamweaver or maybe even notepad
     
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    text based is the way to go


    what you will find is most people will use dreamweaver or visual studio (intellisense) and firefox

    with firefox you can get the web developer toolbar and write css on the fly

    as you write your css the page displayed changes instantly to reflex your changes


    also fi you have dreamweaver you can go to split view

    with split view you can see your code - i.e your css and your design

    so as you make changes and press f5 you can see the results
     
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    I don't know about WYSIWYG for CSS, but there is a Dreamweaver extension called CSS Scuptor that can crank out a cross-browser standards compliant layout in a matter of minutes.
     
    webrehash, Mar 20, 2008 IP