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Actually, I only use design mode for little things like changing wording. The real reason I use it is for the automatic FTP transfer, code coloring (really not necessary, but adds readability), and code hints. Overall, it saves time for me. On my homebuilt server I use for experimenting, I use context.
smudge wrote:Actually, I only use design mode for little things like changing wording. The real reason I use it is for the automatic FTP transfer, code coloring (really not necessary, but adds readability), and code hints. Overall, it saves time for me. On my homebuilt server I use for experimenting, I use context.
I find very little (and by little, I mean 'no') reason to use design mode, but DW does make code writing quicker, I like their highlighting as it makes mistakes stand out, and the FTP (though I wouldn't are allow it to be automatic!).
By automatic, I mean that it uploads it when you hit save as well as saving a backup copy to the HD.
The only thing I find annoying with the code hits is that it doesn't give you any suggestions for php or javascript code, but everything for html
smudge wrote:By automatic, I mean that it uploads it when you hit save as well as saving a backup copy to the HD.
And that's exactly what I thought you meant. I'd never want it to be automatic.
smudge wrote:The only thing I find annoying with the code hits is that it doesn't give you any suggestions for php or javascript code, but everything for html
@superdezign: I mean that it doesn't have an autocomplete feature for php or javascript like it does with HTML and CSS. Although... I did find the file that defines the hints and autocompletes...