steph wrote: >On Tue, Dec 31, 2002 at 07:51:09PM -0000, fstorr wrote: > > >>What would make it easier would be some kind of basic WYSIWYG CSS >>editor. For example you select "page heading" (meaning <h1>) then >>select from a list of fonts, font weights + styles, background colors >>etc. This would then update the css attached to a page. The actual >>X/HTML editor could run with a series of prebuilt templates (a la >>Microsoft's "Wizards") that could generate 2, 3 column layouts, etc >> >I think the point is that no one should have to look at the HTML >or really understand what CSS is :) It's the content that matters, >not how it's done. But a tool like this which may aid designers >in the creation of Web templates would be nice. > >Does anyone here know of any software developers (or would can collate >a team together) to make such a tool a reality? > Can we say Amaya? It prompts for alt text when images are inserted. It offers the ability to have a template server (you have to make the initial templates). It is open to new development. -- Brant Langer Gurganus http://troop545.cjb.net/brant.xhtml
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