> From: Ben Henick <persist1 at io.com> [...] > > The problem with WYSIWYG tools and the Web is the "S" -- see. When > > people use a WYSIWYG tool, most of them automatically begin thinking > > in terms of the visual representation they are working with. They > > use them like word processors, in other words -- they want to create > > a document that looks identical in their editor and browser. And > > since this is what customers want, it's what they get. > > <div class="shill"> > http://www.alistapart.com/stories/basics/ > </span> i'll see your schilling and raise you two pence... (yes, it's a pun) <div class="twoPence"> To Hell With Bad Editors http://evolt.org/Bad_Editors </div> oh, and let me close your <div> -- </div>... aren't i nice? -- Read the evolt.org case study Usability: The Site Speaks for Itself http://amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1904151035/evoltorg02-20 ISBN: 1904151035