to use css in XHTML you can do it three ways:
inline -
copy
in the same file:
or in a seperate linked file:
What sort of program are you looking for? if you are looking for a wysiwyg editor, don't go with front page, it does not make code that meets standards (in fact the code is horrible, and impossible to maintain). I recommend, especially if you are learning, to do the code by hand using a text editor. There are several out there that do code highlighting and code completion that will help you, just search on http://www.sourceforge.net/ or http://www.download.com/
Just David
On 2006-08-03 08:12:09
Microsoft Frontpage 2003 will handle all that for you.
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John J
On 2006-08-03 08:14:35
copy
in the same file: or in a seperate linked file: What sort of program are you looking for? if you are looking for a wysiwyg editor, don't go with front page, it does not make code that meets standards (in fact the code is horrible, and impossible to maintain). I recommend, especially if you are learning, to do the code by hand using a text editor. There are several out there that do code highlighting and code completion that will help you, just search on http://www.sourceforge.net/ or http://www.download.com/Just David
On 2006-08-03 08:12:09