[ale] OT: WYSIWYG HTML editor

[James Sumners]

I am the same way (Vim baby!). But, Nvu really does generate valid code, HTML
4.01 Transitional, and he asked for a graphical editor. I figured I would at
least suggest one that creates good HTML as opposed to one that might generate
"tag soup."

On Fri, 12 Mar 2004 15:29:20 -0500
Josh Freeman <josh at catea.org> wrote:

> As much as I would like to use Dreameaver or another WYSIWYG editor, I
> do all my coding in Emacs  or VI (How's that for a political answer?).
> Everything I have to do needs to be fully accessible and fully valid
> HTML, and you aren't going to get that in a graphical editor, and if you
> can, it will take you longer than doing it by hand.
> 
> Josh

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