New Timeslips Editor has been named

[mjparme]

Dreamweaver uses a lot of useless stuff that doesn't have to be there.

I am not sure what version of Dreamweaver you all use but the version I use doesn't introduce a lot of unnecessary bloat. It may introduce some style information but that is standards compliant! Making HTML standards compliant != bloat. That insures people using IE, Mozilla, Firefox, Konqueror, Opera, etc can view the pages the same.

It would be a very tedious process to create standards compliant HTML by hand with Notepad. Believe me I was a die hard hand HTML coder for a long time. I was creating HTML pages for Mosaic in 1995 with a Unix box and VI. If I have switched to the dark side and use an HTML editor it is ok for everyone else to [img]smile.gif[/img]

[1DangerousV6]

i have dreamweaver but i never use it...have home site and a couple other things too...never used an editor...i always just do html and asp in note pad or something like that...its actually easier for me to look at the code and see what the page will look like that to look at dreamweaver's viewer and see the code...using note pad you can customize code so much better

[mjparme]

using note pad you can customize code so much better

Dreamweaver has a code view and a WYSIWYG editor which is why I like it so much. Give me the ease of the WYSIWYG editor when I need it and the power of the code view. I spend about 75% of my time in code view and the other 25% in the editor.

[1DangerousV6]

^^^ yeah im almost the same if i do use dreamweaver...one private company i worked for it was standard...or policy or whatever...so thats where i started using it...probably spent about 90% in code view...the thing i probably liked most about the WYSIWYG editor was the table creation...took the tedious work out of that lol

[Magnus]

lol. I'll take that bet as well.

FYI Stefan I wrote a VB app that makes updating the timeslips page MUCH easier as long as users uset he timeslips submission page that I created.

Real programmers care about what their end users see and how effeceint the program is.

My class based TD structure saves a TON of space and is VERY well designed.

With my VB program all you have to do is a couple of cut and pasts and click a renumber button and all the work is done for you.

FYI, I've been using notepad.exe to edit my pages since the mid 90's.

HP Tuners page is created with notepad.exe.

['98 BlackBird]

You may want to change the e-mail link on the timeslip submission page. Just a thought.