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bulio

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From: Montreal, QC

Registered: 2008-03-23

Posts: 8

Dreamweaver style IDE?

Hi everyone,

I need to do some light web developing involving HTML and CSS. On Windows I use Dreamweaver, but due to an install problem, I can't get Dreamweaver installed in XP.

I'm wondering, are there any good WYSIWYG IDEs on Linux that cater to HTML/Web design with the Code/Page views that Dreamweaver has?

Thanks

Ashren

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From: Denmark

Registered: 2007-06-13

Posts: 1,229

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Re: Dreamweaver style IDE?

Perhaps amaya is something for you.

Haven't tried it but it looks really user friendly.

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Jerry

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From: Philippines

Registered: 2007-09-14

Posts: 126

Re: Dreamweaver style IDE?

Well there was NVU and there is Kompozer.  I've tried NVU but I didn't like it since it crashes so much.  I haven't tried Kompozer  but I was told its supposed to replace NVU.  I know you're looking for a dreamweaver-like application but I'd like to suggest cssed for a css editor,  I could swear this was one of the most useful application that I used when I was still unfamiliar with css.

kezar

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Registered: 2007-08-14

Posts: 61

Re: Dreamweaver style IDE?

Maybe you should try Bluefish or Quanta+.

Stefan Husmann

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From: Germany

Registered: 2007-08-07

Posts: 1,391

Re: Dreamweaver style IDE?

Perhaps amaya is something for you.

Haven't tried it but it looks really user friendly.

amaya comes from the W3C and is very strict in confirming to their standards. Loading given pages, e.g. the AUR startpage,  into amaya gives a lot of errors.

But if you write html-code from scratch, it might do a good job.