Anyone know anything at all about Adobe GoLive's use of -type HTML tags? Its insertion of these tags around dates, places, etc is causing extra spaces to pop up, throwing off proper punctuation and basically just making copytext look bad. [more inside]
posted by cyrusdogstar on Jan 9, 2007 - 4 answers

WysiwygFilter: For those website creators out there, Adobe GoLive and Dreamweaver seem to be the two major web apps. But it seems that Dreamweaver is the overwhelming favorite amongst people doing the work and I was wondering why? Yes, I know that there are other ways to create web pages and manage sites, but I am interested only in comparing these two.
posted by jeremias on Oct 23, 2004 - 5 answers

Library/information science question(s): My code-fearful friend succeeded in getting through library school without exposure to more than basic HTML. I now have him on a diet of Dreamweaver and XHTML, with a sprinkling of GoLive. He's wondering about next steps: for someone who wants to be well-equipped to work in an academic, medical, legal, or similar library or archive (with web development as part of his job, rather than the focus of it), what scripting language(s) and/or content-management systems are most important to learn? Is the library world fragmented in this regard, or is there a dominant technology? What would be a logical entry vector into this world for someone without a comp-sci bone in his body (in terms of languages/systems, and specific learning resources)?[no more inside]
posted by stonerose on Jan 22, 2004 - 6 answers