Best utility for html styles?

[Jugernot]

I use Macromedia Dreamweaver 3 for all of my web work, but now I'm noticing it's not letting me use a lot of features that are available. An example of this would be button color. Rather than using the standarg "grey" you can include the style="background-color:#XXXXXX" tag to specify a color.

Anyone know a good piece of software that lets you use these?

I have Frontpage 2000 and Dreamweaver handy, but I also have access to a couple other editors.

Thanks guys!

Joe

 

[Kappo]

I use homesite...and it comes with topstyle (if you like stylesheets)...it does a great job of helping you with all of your styles and classes...but YOU do the coding so you dont get all that WYSIWYG "bonus" stuff...

 

[Ladi]

As a side note, Allaire Homesite comes bundled with Dreamweaver...

~Ladi

 

[Jugernot]

Kappo, I don't have a problem manually entering the code, but where do I find the different modifiers for the objects? What I mean is, where do I find all the different properties I can change for say a button or input window?

Thanks

 

[Gorgonzola]

jugernot, homesite has a tag completion feature, so when you type a tag, a drop-down box pops up with all the possible properties that can be used. i used that back in version 3, i dont know if it is in the current version, but i thought it was one of the best features it had, so it should be somewhere in there.