On 22/04/2010 8:10am, andres osinski wrote:
No, and it's not a good idea to do WYSIWYG development for HTML. HTML is
not a format that produces static content; it varies depending on screen
fonts, browser, and platform, and getting that right means sticking to
relative layout, making content flow
On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 5:52 PM, John Finlay wrote:
> Does everyone code the html and css by hand for their templates? That seems
> very time consuming and tedious.
every developer i know does.
> Desktop apps have the same issues with variations of languages, fonts, etc.
> and resizing and the l
Does everyone code the html and css by hand for their templates? That
seems very time consuming and tedious.
Desktop apps have the same issues with variations of languages, fonts,
etc. and resizing and the layout containers and other widgets provide
for dynamic changes. GUI builders make it ea
No, and it's not a good idea to do WYSIWYG development for HTML. HTML is not
a format that produces static content; it varies depending on screen fonts,
browser, and platform, and getting that right means sticking to relative
layout, making content flow, and taking care of quirks. WYSIWYG editors
d
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