I was wondering if, in theory, it could be possible for Freeway in a future incarnation to convert tables into CSS to make the ‘box model’ easier to work with? That way we could get the very best code but the layout would be easier to work with and set up.
Just a thought (as I still like working with tables!)
Sometime around 3/2/09 (at 10:13 -0500) Gordon Low said:
I was wondering if, in theory, it could be possible for Freeway in a
future incarnation to convert tables into CSS to make the ‘box
model’ easier to work with?
Repeat after me: “The box model is NOT the only CSS fruit”!
CSS does not equal box model.
If you draw objects in Freeway Pro with the CSS button hilighted then
you get CSS-positioned objects in what you publish. If you select an
object and uncheck the Layer checkbox in the Inspector palette then
that item will be published as part of an invisible table structure.
If you select an unlayered item and click the Layer checkbox then it
will be published as a CSS-positioned item.
The box model is just one way of working with CSS. It is a method
that promises much but does tend to lead many users onto the rocks,
siren-like.