[Pro] Cleaning up code?

As you all know, I’ve been screwing around with this problem, which has forced me to look at code from an earlier website. Now that I understand a little HTM and CSS code I just realized that I went

crazy on my earlier creations.

Is that something everyone tends to do when they first start out or is that unique to me? :slight_smile:


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It’s common. Also known as ‘divitis’.

Todd

Is that something everyone tends to do when they first start out or is that unique to me? :slight_smile:


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I noticed the Perch templates often insert the code below, but sometimes html=“true” and other times html=“false”. What does that mean?

<perch:content id="text" type="text" label="Text" html="false" required="true" title="true" />

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Whether the input field will accept raw HTML or not.

You may want to familiarize yourself with all the basic template options.

Todd

I noticed the Perch templates often insert the code below, but sometimes html=“true” and other times html=“false”. What does that mean?

<perch:content id="text" type="text" label="Text" html="false" required="true" title="true" />

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Will do.


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Hoping Freeway one day will produce really clean and right indented code, I tidy up the produced documents through Coda2 with the installed “Coda PHP & Web Toolkit” plugin (free).


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Available here: Coda PHP & Web Toolkit – chipwreck


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