Sent by B.de Nijs on 22 March 2004 08:08
Am Sonntag, 21.03.04 um 22:20 Uhr schrieb tedd:
>> On Sun, 21 Mar 2004 13:57:16 -0500, Bruce Cameron wrote
>>> This is probably a question that many of you can answer in your
>>> sleep, and with your favorite. What tools are there available to
>>> change one word [actually the CSS file name] on all the pages on a
>>> site, sort of an automatic editor.
>>>
>>
>> DreamWeaver MX will change references to css, JavaScript and anchor
>> tags
>> across an entire site.
>>
>> Sam
>
>
> So will GoLive -- on a Mac tho.
it is available for both mac and win. it is not a css editor only but a
whole powerful website tool with sitemanagement, integration with other
adobe application, etc.
with GoLive's CS new CSS editor and live preview you can work WYSIWYG
in realtime.
(though as always 'buggy browser' checks and browser hacks still have
to done manually...
but here GoLive lets you store all sort of library items to enhance
your workflow as well
GoLive's nice find&replace options let me quickly replace all sorts of
elements and classes and spans I had on a whole site (done few years
ago, so even some spare fonts tags were fliyng around in there...)
you can e.g. search for span elements with certain value (e.g. span
class="textvariant1") and turn it all in p tags (p class="
textvariant1". it will also change the closing tags accordingly. but
leave all your other span tags like span class="textvariant2" intact.
you can can search for all bits of elements and either replace them all
or only keep the content or change the value only or add sth in from
e.g. #picturebox .myclass
it's really handy.
there are even extensions available that let you make a record of all
css or classes that are in a site. so no leftovers of some editing done
years ago (and e.g. class that is no longer mentionend in any
stylesheet, but still sits in your code) will be overlooked.
kind regards,
beate de nijs
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