Web Matrix and <PRE> tags...

[rdlebreton]

[Grumble]

Is there some way to get Web Matrix to *stop* screwing up my <pre> tags
when switching between Design and All views?

It keep indenting and inserting text to make it align with table tags
and whatnot.

[/Grumble]

 

[Armin Zingler]

[Grumble]

Is there some way to get Web Matrix to *stop* screwing up my <pre>
tags when switching between Design and All views?

It keep indenting and inserting text to make it align with table
tags and whatnot.

[/Grumble]

I'm a VB.Net programmer and have never heard of"Web matrix". Are you sure
you've found the right newsgroup?


Armin

 

[Ken Tucker [MVP]]

Hi,

Web matrix is microsofts free asp.net 1.1 web editor.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/academic/techdown/techprod/aspnet/aspnetmatrix/default.aspx


Ken
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[Grumble]

Is there some way to get Web Matrix to *stop* screwing up my <pre>
tags when switching between Design and All views?

It keep indenting and inserting text to make it align with table
tags and whatnot.

[/Grumble]

I'm a VB.Net programmer and have never heard of"Web matrix". Are you sure
you've found the right newsgroup?


Armin

 

[Armin Zingler]

Hi,

Web matrix is microsofts free asp.net 1.1 web editor.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/academic/techdown/techprod/aspnet/aspnetmatrix/default.aspx

I see, thanks. (that's why I was missing the VB.Net context. ;-) )


Armin

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Ken,

I would not call it directly ASPNET Net 1.1. It is in my opinion a stripped
VS Net web IDE, however not able to do real aspx (ASPNET) programming as now
in the Web Express edition.

It is something between ASPNET and Frontpage, however misses from both a lot
(the essentials).

In my opinion is Armin right as he wrote, it has nothing to do with dotNet
than that it is written using that and that it needs to run the framework.

Cor