I look some software like dream weaver under Gentoo , I need actually
one thing, just set up graphically the table, I need play with rowspan
and colspan to make sometime some crazy table

pleas let me know if you got one like that

Hello Michael,

I've never been using such software to design web sites but maybe
Mozilla would be okay for you. I know it has a so called Composer which
can create HTML files without knowledge of the actual commands.

Have a look at it. Did you watch out for a Linux version of Dream
Weaver? Lot of popular software for professionals supports other OS --
at least Mac OS...


Daniel, Germany

Daniel Böhmer wrote:

> Hello Michael,
>
> I've never been using such software to design web sites but maybe
> Mozilla would be okay for you. I know it has a so called Composer
> which can create HTML files without knowledge of the actual commands.
>
> Have a look at it. Did you watch out for a Linux version of Dream
> Weaver? Lot of popular software for professionals supports other OS --
> at least Mac OS...

There isn't a Linux version of Dreamweaver, but it is possible to run it
with Wine, although it is a little unstable.

You could try NVU. It's based on Mozilla code.

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On Wed, 03 May 2006 12:15:56 -0500, misiek wrote:

> I look some software like dream weaver under Gentoo , I need actually
> one thing, just set up graphically the table, I need play with rowspan
> and colspan to make sometime some crazy table
>
> pleas let me know if you got one like that

The programs usually mentioned for web development on Linux are: mozilla
composer, amaya, bluefish, quanta, nvu and screem. I prefer nedit - a very
nice text editor - nothing beats coding HTML by hand.

ray said something like a ...
> - nothing beats coding HTML by hand.

Effin Ay right !!
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misiek:

> I look some software like dream weaver under Gentoo ,

Try Quanta.

> I need actually
> one thing, just set up graphically the table, I need play with rowspan
> and colspan to make sometime some crazy table

Table layouts are bad but you can play with tables quite easily using Nvu.

Cheers,
Kon

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On Thursday 04 May 2006 02:36, ray stood up and spoke the following
words to the masses in /alt.os.linux.gentoo...:/

> On Wed, 03 May 2006 12:15:56 -0500, misiek wrote:
>
>> I look some software like dream weaver under Gentoo , I need actually
>> one thing, just set up graphically the table, I need play with
>> rowspan and colspan to make sometime some crazy table
>>
>> pleas let me know if you got one like that
>
> The programs usually mentioned for web development on Linux are:
> mozilla composer, amaya, bluefish, quanta, nvu and screem. I prefer
> nedit - a very nice text editor - nothing beats coding HTML by hand.

/Quanta/ /Plus/ gets my vote as well. ;-)

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