Bluefish isn't a WYSIWYG editor
Posted Sep 22, 2003 22:48 UTC (Mon) by
crouchet (guest, #1084)
In reply to:
Bluefish isn't a WYSIWYG editor by nowster
Parent article:
The Screem HTML/XML Editor
>>Amaya is WYSIWIG, and is Open Source.<<
And with its connection to W3C the code tends to be standard compliant and relatively
simple (unlike the mess that comes from a horror like Frontpage).
I have been know to crank something out in Amaya in then drag it over to Bluefish for
polishing. I know some people are really bothered by the idea of using 2 tools instead
of having it all in one but I don't see the problem. I just use each tool for what it does
best.
I know I CAN do non-WYSIWYG in Amaya but I prefer Bluefish for that part.
The only MS tool for which I have found no real replacement is Visio, specifically some
of the magic I can do with the pencil tool. I keep hoping something like Dia will get
there.
JC
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