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Once a website is finished, I wouldn't dare to touch it with Dreamweaver and the likes, because I never saw a WYSIWYG-editor not altering my code in some way (In some cases dreamweaver does this without even telling you.)

In dreamweaver you can specify extensions that it should not modify code, which is great for '*.php / *.asp' etc... In dreamweaver you have full control over this.

Kale wrote:In dreamweaver you can specify extensions that it should not modify code, which is great for '*.php / *.asp' etc... In dreamweaver you have full control over this.

example:
<table>

<script language="JavaScript">
document.write('</table>');
</script>

Everytime I tried to open pages assembled like this, I couldn't stop Dreamweaver from closing the table-tag.

Maybe I just never found the right switch...
But hey, Dreamweaver is still a nice editor

traumatic wrote:example:
<table>

<script language="JavaScript">
document.write('</table>');
</script>

Everytime I tried to open pages assembled like this, I couldn't stop Dreamweaver from closing the table-tag.

Its logic, your line must be inside a function or will be runned when the document is parsed. You are trying to cheat Dreamweaver

html <> logic

traumatic wrote:

html <> logic

I have to admit that you have the reason!!

BTW, Tables are the less logic thing, im working a lot with them and found many absurd things about it.