"In particular, the iWeb web authoring package, introduced last year, is supposedly to receive some major updates, including more control over the HTML it generates (possibly even editing your own HTML), and publishing to non-.Mac web servers."
Please, please, please let that be true. I'm so over using the MT interface and TextEdit to edit my TennesseeTicket supplementary pages.
Also check out Sandvox. It's a relative newcomer to the scene and not very many people know about it yet, but I tried it and really like it, perhaps more so than Rapidweaver.
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"In particular, the iWeb web authoring package, introduced last year, is supposedly to receive some major updates, including more control over the HTML it generates (possibly even editing your own HTML), and publishing to non-.Mac web servers."
Please, please, please let that be true. I'm so over using the MT interface and TextEdit to edit my TennesseeTicket supplementary pages.
And please, please, please let it be possible to publish only new or updated iWeb pages, not the whole friggin' site.
Joe, if Apple doesn't deliver, try Rapid Weaver, shareware that you use like iWeb but publishes like common sense. :-)
Also check out Sandvox. It's a relative newcomer to the scene and not very many people know about it yet, but I tried it and really like it, perhaps more so than Rapidweaver.
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