That would be some kind of WYSIWYG program, like Frontpage. Most of the times, such a program doesn't produce very good code (read: produces very bad code). So I doubt you could improve upon that yourself.
That's why I decided to code my own, I've thought of a clever way to do it, it'd be drag and drop and touch and write html/css algorithm, but I didn't know css could position the elements in pixels back then.
Also I can't believe Dreamweaver can't display the exact positioning when it comes to css or layers. Talk about a $500 worth software. *sigh*
The position property is a css2 specification, most modern browsers support css2. Here's a good resource when I started css.
Thanks, I'll take a look in that.
Now one problem I stumbled upon is that if I don't choose a w3c .doctype then the css style is not rendered in IE.
How can I avoid this?
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<html>
<head>
<link rel='stylesheet' href='index.css' type='text/css' />
</head>
<body>
<input type="checkbox" class="checkbox1place">
<img src="042.jpg" width="134" height="103" class="img42place">
</body>
</html>
This is the code. In firefox the stylesheet is correct but IE ignores it.
If I add the doctype then the checkbox is not affected...