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transparent_opacity · 13-09-2005, 15:38

In a bid to create lighter, standard's compliant sites I've moved over to building sites manually in Homesite from my previous (messy) Dreamweaver/ImageReady combo.

One thing I am missing is Dreamweaver's template and library item features - I can see it becoming tedious, especially when updating/tweaking large sites.

Is there anything I'm missing or a working method I should be using to make it easy to make small changes and ensure there are no dead links sitewide?

paulanthony · 13-09-2005, 15:56

Server side includes?

Brown · 13-09-2005, 18:58

indeed.

take a look at topstyle too. cheaper and much better. excellent preview mode too.

pgo · 13-09-2005, 23:19

I use http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm

And PHP includes to simplify my code. Easy as pie.

MDiddy · 22-09-2005, 09:56

Try Dreamweaver 8. According to MM, it's code is so clean and standards-compliant you'll get free BJ's for the rest of your life.

martin ewing · 22-09-2005, 15:15

My vote is for Dreamweaver Mx2004, DW 8. It is nice working with it. And if you want to go for Homesite, Homesite++ with additional functionality for application development is included with Dreamweaver8.

If you want more reviews,you should go through the similar topics through search in webhostingtalk forum.

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transparent_opacity funkin idiot Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Preston Posts: 238	Moving from Dreamweaver to Homesite In a bid to create lighter, standard's compliant sites I've moved over to building sites manually in Homesite from my previous (messy) Dreamweaver/ImageReady combo. One thing I am missing is Dreamweaver's template and library item features - I can see it becoming tedious, especially when updating/tweaking large sites. Is there anything I'm missing or a working method I should be using to make it easy to make small changes and ensure there are no dead links sitewide? Last edited by transparent_opacity : 19-01-2007 at 13:55.

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Brown volkswagen yellow & gold Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: london, england. Posts: 6,147	indeed. take a look at topstyle too. cheaper and much better. excellent preview mode too.

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pgo Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 12,340	I use http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm And PHP includes to simplify my code. Easy as pie.

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MDiddy Half Man/Half Amazing Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: A small town called Freshoffachumpsass. Posts: 35	Try Dreamweaver 8. According to MM, it's code is so clean and standards-compliant you'll get free BJ's for the rest of your life.

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martin ewing Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 32	My vote is for Dreamweaver Mx2004, DW 8. It is nice working with it. And if you want to go for Homesite, Homesite++ with additional functionality for application development is included with Dreamweaver8. If you want more reviews,you should go through the similar topics through search in webhostingtalk forum.

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