HTML the thing keeping me from suicide

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the use of HTML for web development, specifically comparing the use of Dreamweaver versus coding directly in a text editor like Notepad. Participants share their experiences and preferences regarding these tools, exploring the challenges they face with HTML coding.

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  • One participant expresses frustration with HTML and suggests that Dreamweaver would simplify the process.
  • Another participant questions the effectiveness of Dreamweaver, claiming it creates messy HTML tags.
  • A different participant shares their experience of coding without software, stating that they prefer using Notepad and have improved their HTML skills through research.
  • One participant advocates for Dreamweaver, stating it is the best software they have used and implying that professionals should not rely on Notepad.

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Participants express differing opinions on the usefulness of Dreamweaver versus coding in Notepad, indicating that there is no consensus on which approach is superior.

Contextual Notes

Some participants mention specific challenges they face with HTML, such as layout issues and the use of tables, but do not resolve these challenges within the discussion.

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lol i don't have dream weaver so i have to rely on damn HTML i know what it is and i know the coding but i know dream weaver would make it tons easyer

sugestions please
 
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what is your question?

Dreamweaver creates messy html tags afaik
 
If you're any good with HTML, then you will find that Dreamweaver doesn't make it THAT much easier.
I never use any software to code my websites, I just open notepad, and off I go (except for Adobe for the imagery :P).

I found that I really wanted to get Dreamweaver, for a similar reason as you. However, I then realized that it's because I had troube with HTML, and making exactly what I want, appear exactly where I wanted it :(. However, I then listed all the problem sI had with HTML, eg; how to use tables, etc, then researched them. I revised them mostly at: www.echoecho.com, and am very happy just using HTML :D

Perhaps you should try the same :)

Best of luck,
[r.D]
 
thnks your a problem solver
 
Well - I learned using and coding HTML by using Dreamweaver. It's the best software I've ever used. And if you're really professional Watez you wouldn't be coding it in Notepad. Even I, after 5 years, get claostrophobic using notepad...
 

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