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iWeb, with reservations
Only if iWeb supports FTP or WebDAV publishing and customizeable templates. If it requires .Mac, then I really have no use for it. Anyone know?
iWeb, with reservations
It requires .Mac. Now, whether it's hackable or not, who knows -- I don't know if the .Mac servers are providing any services, for instance, when you publish your pages.
iWeb, with reservations
It says right on the iWeb info page that .Mac is not required, but suggested. Straight from the site:
iWeb, with reservations
Thx; I hadn't seen that page when I tested ... and strangely, when I asked an Apple rep in the booth, I got the ".Mac required" answer!
iWeb, with reservations
iWeb, with reservations
After some hands-on experimentation with iWeb at the Expo, I found that it either publishes to .Mac or exports HTML (and related files) to a directory. From there one could publish the contents but as of yet it does not support FTP or WebDAV.
iWeb, with reservations
I was impressed with the quality of the HTML output.I'd love to see if the HTML output is compliant with current web standards. Is a DOCTYPE declared? If so, is the code valid? E.g., does it pass a validation test as offered at the w3.org site? (http://validator.w3.org/) Jim.
iWeb, with reservations
The code seems to be Transitional XHTML, but it's far from semantic. Read Todd Dominey's analysis.
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