What wysiwyg editors can handle Artisteer templates?

Quote Randolph:

For some reason my Artisteer template in html isn't functioning correctly in IE8 but Chrome & Firefox work fine. Page is at: http://www.skynergy.com/new/page.html

The drop down menu's become transparent and you can't click on them. Also, the 'enter your email address' string at the subscribe button has moved behind the subscribe button. IE8 doesn't detect the need for compatibility mode on this page - besides compatibility mode doesn't change anything.

There is an IE6 and IE7 stylesheet generated by Artisteer but not an IE8 one so I don't know how to get IE8 users to get the benefit of a working stylesheet.

Any tips?

Quote blue sky:

anyone have experience of using latest version of MS Expression? DW8 seems not to work which is a real shame, it does not like the media="screen" statement in the link:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="style.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />

Quote zeeman:

I too have problem with Artistee template using Dreamweaver CS3. My computer has 4GB RAM . This is my first time using Artisteer HTML template. Now, there's no problem editing HTML code in DW, however when you save, it runs excruciating slow. Even saving CSS code to CSS file is very slow.

I've developed many sites including Drupal sites and never had problems editing or saving themes and CSS files (NOT Artisteer generated themes)in DW .

Is there a magic button/configuration that you set to make Artisteer run smoother in DW or is it just not compatible with DW?

Quote zeeman:

Margaret,

This may be a bit late...but I think I have found a solution on designing/editing Artisteer template using Design mode in Dreamweaver!

Select this block of code (below) and right click and select Selection and click on Apply /* */ Comment. and save the file. This works great! However don't forget to uncomment it when done and ready for production.

Let me know if this works for anyone who has same problem in DW

is = function(t){return (u.indexOf(t)!=-1)};
addClass(document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0],[
(!(/opera|webtv/i.test(u))&&/msie (\d)/.test(u))?('ie ie'+RegExp.$1)
: is('firefox/2')?'gecko firefox2'
: is('firefox/3')?'gecko firefox3'
: is('gecko/')?'gecko'
: is('chrome/')?'chrome'
: is('opera/9')?'opera opera9':/opera (\d)/.test(u)?'opera opera'+RegExp.$1
: is('konqueror')?'konqueror'
: is('applewebkit/')?'webkit safari'
: is('mozilla/')?'gecko':'',
(is('x11')||is('linux'))?' linux'
: is('mac')?' mac'
: is('win')?' win':''
].join(' '));
}();

Quote Janys:

I use Coffeecup HTML Editor which also has a visual editor incorporated. I do all my coding in there and have successfully opened Artisteer pages in there, so assume that they could also be seen in the visual editor preview.

Quote Sharon:

Quote zeeman:

Margaret,

This may be a bit late...but I think I have found a solution on designing/editing Artisteer template using Design mode in Dreamweaver!

Select this block of code (below) and right click and select Selection and click on Apply /* */ Comment. and save the file. This works great! However don't forget to uncomment it when done and ready for production.

Let me know if this works for anyone who has same problem in DW

is = function(t){return (u.indexOf(t)!=-1)};
addClass(document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0],[
(!(/opera|webtv/i.test(u))&&/msie (\d)/.test(u))?('ie ie'+RegExp.$1)
: is('firefox/2')?'gecko firefox2'
: is('firefox/3')?'gecko firefox3'
: is('gecko/')?'gecko'
: is('chrome/')?'chrome'
: is('opera/9')?'opera opera9':/opera (\d)/.test(u)?'opera opera'+RegExp.$1
: is('konqueror')?'konqueror'
: is('applewebkit/')?'webkit safari'
: is('mozilla/')?'gecko':'',
(is('x11')||is('linux'))?' linux'
: is('mac')?' mac'
: is('win')?' win':''
].join(' '));
}();

Where do you find this code in your html files????
Jimmmr