*Prot3anThr3ad* wrote:
I'm not sure I'm following you. In my case, I create a page that I want
to use as a 'template.' It's just like any other html (and/or css) file
that I make except I start off from it to maintain consistent look &
feel. But, again, for all intents and purposes, its markup is no
different from any other page I mark up.
Is this what you mean by 'template?'
NVu is an excellent wysiwyg tool for getting things looking the way you
want them. After you have the majority of it locked in, though, I
recommend using a text editor + tidy (eg pspad) + w3.org's validators to
clean the code up. This is because NVu will always muck up the format
of the source (among other things).
hth,
-Craig