2011

I'm not seeing the answer I was hoping =for so far. What if I keep all of the
coded portions of the page in include files so that the HTML page that they=
open in a WYSIWYG application only shows the include tag/call? Will the
application mess with that? I guess I'm not certain what part of the co=de
the applications don't care for.


on 2/18/11 3:34 AM, chri=stophe.billiottet@webdna.us at
christophe.billiottet@we=bdna.us wrote:

> CODA is working well for WebDNA (OSX): you get the code, and the WebDN=A
> interpreted page so you know exactly what happens visitor side when yo=u modify
> your code. WebDNA must be installed locally. I use it with WebDNA 7>
> - chris
>
>
> On Feb 18, 2011, at 3:56, Eddie Z wrote:
>
>> I also solely use Bbedit. My client doesn=B9t know HTML well enoug=h to
>> manipulate raw code, so I=B9m hoping someone out there knows of a =Windows based
>> WYSIWYG application that might fit my needs.
>>
>>
>> on 2/17/11 11:17 PM, Tana Adams at tana@volleyhut.com wrote:
>>
>>> I use the HTML editor in Dreamweaver...the WYSIWYG editor does= not work well
>>> with WebDNA. =A0At one time I know there was a plugin that wou=ld supposedly
>>> allow Dreamweaver to translate it in the WYSIWYG editor but I&=#39;m not sure if
>>> it's still around.
>>>
>>> Tana
>>>
>>>
>>> On Thu, Feb 17, 2011 at 9:06 PM, Govinda <govinda.webdnatalk@gmail.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>> Hi Eddie
>>>>
>>>> I use only BBedit (text editor).. so I can't help =A0(=just sayin' so you know
>>>> your post made it to the list).
>>>> But I imagine it totally depends on the WYSIWYG editor in =question. =A0I
>>>> assume they are configurable so you can tell it which tags= to edit and
>>>> which to leave alone.. =A0(?)
>>>>
>>>> -Govinda
>>>>
>>>> On Feb 17, 2011, at 7:17 PM, Eddie Z wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Will WYSIWYG HTML editor applications mess with my Web=DNA code?
>>>>>
>>>>> I have a client that would like to edit their site wit=h a WYSIWYG HTML
>>>>> editor such as Dreamweaver, but some of their pages ar=e heavily coded with
>>>>> WebDNA. I=B9ve always stayed away applications like th=ese, but it=B9s been
>>>>> forever since I=B9ve tried it. =A0Could anyone shed so=me light on the subject
>>>>> for me?
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>> Eddie
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