Best way to build a navigation bar with Radiant CMS?

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@Sean,
@Ruben,

(sorry for the delay …)
thanks for your help! I’m trying to build clean CSS code for the site.
Does anybody know if there are open source CSS builder tools? Perhaps
the can help me to develop the overall design for the site, so i could
adjust the resulting CSS code by hand later.

Best regards,
Andreas S.

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I’m not sure it’s what you’re looking for, but there’s plenty of
‘open-source’ designs out there at oswd.org and other places. They come
with the proper HTML/CSS and sometimes images.

Sean

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+1 Web D. Toolbar. With the ‘Edit CSS’ mode there is almost no
need for a text editor :slight_smile:

-jamie

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I’ve found that Firefox, combined with FireBug and Web D.
Toolbar, is
second to none.

As far as a standalone HTML/CSS editor goes, Aptana has been working
well
for me.

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Hello Andreas,

I’ve found that a collection of open source (or closed-source but
free) tools are needed. I’ve yet to find the “ultimate” CSS/XHMTL app.
For structural layout I recommend N|vu (both windows and *IX), for CSS
any text editor with syntax highlighting can do the job (I use PSPad
for windows and vim and emacs on *IX systems.
One tool that is invaluable is Firefox’s Web D. Tool Bar–the
best in the biz, period. There are other FF extensions that help
debugging code (i.e. FireBug, IE Tab, View Source Chart).

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Hello list,

Sean C. schrieb:

I’m not sure it’s what you’re looking for, but there’s plenty of
‘open-source’ designs out there at oswd.org http://oswd.org and other
places. They come with the proper HTML/CSS and sometimes images.

thanks, didn’t know that mighty source of great design examples - and
all open source - very nice.

One tool that is invaluable is Firefox’s Web D. Tool Bar–the
best in the biz, period. There are other FF extensions that help
debugging code (i.e. FireBug, IE Tab, View Source Chart).

@Ruben:
thanks! Firefox’s Web D. Tool Bar … a pleasure to build sites
with that mighty helper.

It’s really cool to have a place to ask my newbie questions - and get
helpful answers so quickly!

Best regards,
Andreas S.

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I ditto the Web D. toolbar and then I also use HTML-kit
(http://www.htmlkit.com/) for a standalone editor.

On 12/11/06, Andy R. [email protected] wrote:

I’ve found that Firefox, combined with FireBug and Web D. Toolbar, is
second to none.

As far as a standalone HTML/CSS editor goes, Aptana has been working well
for me.

–
Al Steffen
http://www.zar-art.com