RE: Learing HTML (was: Branden Hall. FLASH: A solution to zipped files on Mac's!)

[Robinson, Keith]

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me too.

I can say that I've found that Dreamweaver is really helpful when laying out tables, working with CSS and doing image maps, things that you need to visualize while your working on them.  The code is usually fairly clean (being a coder and accessibility person it's not clean enough, and I have to tweak the HTML afterwards almost every time, not too much....but c'est la vie.)





> Tirah wrote:

> 

> > Definitely learn the code from scratch first. Then you can fix all

> > the extra junks the WYSIWYGs put in. :)

> >

> > I've had people tell me that once the HTML is learned, using a WYSIWYG

> > is an acceptable time saver because they then know what it is they

> > need to fix in the code, and save time that way rather than code the

> > whole page from scratch.

> >

> > Though personally, I would rather stick pins in my eyes before using a

> > WYSIWYG. :)

> 

> Tirah,

> 

> I'll bet you force yourself to type using just one finger, too. ;-)

> 

> "The right tool for the job."

> 

> Ken

> 

> 

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