Arizona
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Hi there, what i really would like in a new artisteer version is a code view, like in dreamweaver. When I am working with Artisteer I don't understand where it puts the code in CSS and it takes a lot of time to search the code. So I really hope you gonna make this feature. Thnx!!
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Michelle
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 I, too, would love to see a code view..as I am using Firebug and notepad++for editing code. Sure would streamline the effort to be able to see where the actual code is that I need to change instead of hunt and peck technique...
Not that Artisteer isn't pretty darn cool anyway.
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Raymee
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I also would love to see a code view.
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Vitaliy
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+1 for code view/edit
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utomo
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a professional products must be able to allow user to do advanced things.
and I think we need it
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Kris
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I don't know many professional web designers, but I know a few and none of them would ever touch a product like Artisteer with a barge pole. The two major reasons are code bloat and the "made with a tool"-look (centered sheet, etc.) that all templates made with Artisteer have. I'm fine with that because I don't consider myself a professional web designer but I'd be wary of anyone claiming to be a design-pro that was using a WYSIWYG-tool to do their work.
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Petr
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Kris,
I think that your opinion is a little bit exagerrated. I work with various agencies, and I already am being able to recognise design patterns of some designers, no matter what tool they use.
As for the Artisteer - I think that from WYSIWYG tools, I did not find anything better yet anyway. Good for prototyping at least ...
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Shalishi
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+1 for code view, edit and preview.
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Red Wagon
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It's a must. Access to HTML & CSS. Very important.
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