I don't think an embedded CSS editor could win from a topstyle, or dreamweaver dedicated css editor. That's why I use Webdav for some of my favorite client programs, this includes Photoshop 7 and Dreamweaver. With webdav, I can simply edit, check out, check in, and save design elements such as image resources and style sheets directly in the Notes database, without the hassles of (re)attaching after each edit. I love this feature. It's explained in the newest e-promag and the Domino 6 help file. If you still need any help setting it up just mail me.
Another thing slightly off-subject that's interesting about pages. I was experimenting with a web site in a Domino 6 database. It consisted of two pages, one for the html, one for the css. Both were set to type (none). In IE, opening the html page looked fine. in Mozilla, it didn't. After a while I found out that it wasn't some dumb css error i made, it was the fact that IE doesn't seem to check for the mime of the css page, whilst Mozilla does. Setting the page type to text/css fixed the problem.
Jake,
I don't think an embedded CSS editor could win from a topstyle, or dreamweaver dedicated css editor. That's why I use Webdav for some of my favorite client programs, this includes Photoshop 7 and Dreamweaver. With webdav, I can simply edit, check out, check in, and save design elements such as image resources and style sheets directly in the Notes database, without the hassles of (re)attaching after each edit. I love this feature. It's explained in the newest e-promag and the Domino 6 help file. If you still need any help setting it up just mail me.
Another thing slightly off-subject that's interesting about pages. I was experimenting with a web site in a Domino 6 database. It consisted of two pages, one for the html, one for the css. Both were set to type (none). In IE, opening the html page looked fine. in Mozilla, it didn't. After a while I found out that it wasn't some dumb css error i made, it was the fact that IE doesn't seem to check for the mime of the css page, whilst Mozilla does. Setting the page type to text/css fixed the problem.
Just wanted to share that.
Ferdy