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Jhcbiinoc · 07-14-2005, 08:01 PM

I should add this to the conversation in regards to Dreamweaver MX being labor intensive.....others have said it, but I think this is important: Using Dreamweaver MX (or MX 2004) alone without knowing basic html can be very challenging and in my opinion is not a great idea in the long run. I would not recommend for anyone to use a WYSIWYG editor alone without knowing and understanding what the code is doing; it's better to learn the code in Notepad or a text editor first, and then decide if you want to use Dreamweaver to make certain aspects of page building more efficient. In a nutshell, Dreamweaver as a way to build sites without knowing any html can be challenging, but if you understand the code behind what it is doing, it can become a powerful tool. I agree with FF: "Editors aren't built to create code, only make it easier."

07-14-2005, 08:01 PM
Jhcbiinoc Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 117	I should add this to the conversation in regards to Dreamweaver MX being labor intensive.....others have said it, but I think this is important: Using Dreamweaver MX (or MX 2004) alone without knowing basic html can be very challenging and in my opinion is not a great idea in the long run. I would not recommend for anyone to use a WYSIWYG editor alone without knowing and understanding what the code is doing; it's better to learn the code in Notepad or a text editor first, and then decide if you want to use Dreamweaver to make certain aspects of page building more efficient. In a nutshell, Dreamweaver as a way to build sites without knowing any html can be challenging, but if you understand the code behind what it is doing, it can become a powerful tool. I agree with FF: "Editors aren't built to create code, only make it easier." __________________ $25 Pay Per Signup and 60% Partnership Free Hosted Galleries, Freesites and Content-new Dynamic Gallery Builder John(AT)blazingbucks.com \| ICQ 305760130