Dreamweaver

Well, I can appreciate the great debate as to whether or not Dreamweaver is a necessary design tool or not... but in the mean time, I still can't manage to get this to work right. ...

Simple. You stop using nested tables for layout as if it were 1995, and start using modern W3C mechanisms like CSS to create web pages. Not trying to be snotty, but just pointing out that relying on automated tools to write code for you will never yield the best results. bear

To submit a form, you don't need a Submit button, neither you need a submit button with an image on top. You just simply add this to the href property of an A tag href="javascript: document.formname.submit();" or this to the onclick property of any element onclick="document.formname.submit();"

someone needs to answer 4, I would love for dreamweaver to not open a blank page. Same with flash......I meant fireworks does it, why can't these programs do it. ...

To view the frame source of a page with frames in dreamweaver you can do one of two things. ...

Here's my list... 1- I know Apple sanctioned themes will never happen, but since the Metal GUI is so prevelant now, why not give us the option to use it system wide? Let us choose between Aqua or Metal for the entire UI and apps. 2-Open/Save dialogs need to be beefed up. Borrowing some ideas from Default Folder would be nice (ability to rename, move, copy, etc), as...

de clean is the edit it in the code view only. If you are working on something and click over to design view and change one thing, like a text edit, that is when dreamweaver will start adding lines and tabs to your code. ...

No, Dreamweaver rocks because you can code entirely in text or WYSIWYG, or even split-screen (what I do.) No problems there. I can work in HTML, but I prefer WYSIWYG (I'm graphical oriented.) But, I've been digging at this problem myself and have gotten a little closer; take a look: http://www.larsonsystems.com/search.html I implemented some code I got from here. ...

OK, I'll probably get flamed for this, but this is a perfect example of why I'd rather die than let some WYSIWIG tool like Dreamweaver generate my HTML and script. ...

I do this at work with a program called "Direct Mail'. I found it on VersionTracker and it is shareware. It works pretty good. I do have a few complaints though. Here is the process: I create the email in Dreamweaver / FileMaker Pro, open the HTML file in Direct Mail, import the addresses and hit send. One plus about OS X on this end is that it is running the program...