[Do Gooder]

i still tend to use design veiw for 'roughing out' layouts... then go into code view to clean up the mess!

[Shiro]

Dreamweaver is a great code editor (though I prefer zend for php coding). The ftp in dreamweaver is really handy, and the search and replace functions can't be beat, especially when you decide to switch the name of something that is peppered thoughout 30 pages.

[Do Gooder]

here's a example of the dreamweaver starter pages i mentioned ealiers - for folks to see.

start out with yo photyshop/illy layout.. mang mang mang

going to dreamweaver.. there's choices of fixed/fluid layouts, columns etc.. example of what you get fap fap fap

i apply a css reset.. and start dropping in content and adjusting styles.

personally.. i am surprised at how quick/good the results can be... and the commenting is rather helpful for newbie-news.

here's the job half way through coding.. this just done this to show a charities in-house coder how i would approach the navigation... and that they don't need me to supply graphics for the sites text headers.

bing bing bing

EDIT: i take no responsibility for the networks button or the image.

[Samione]

Cheers for the advice guise.