#Artisteer mobile template Pc

But worst of all it rewites my html - not even Dreamweaver does that! bikeman, You've got serious PC issues if your quad core can't handle Artisteer templates in Dreamweaver.

#Artisteer mobile template code

Have tried Kompozer - sorry it's a load of rubbish: - No templating fuction - life's too short to copy nav bars to every page - No site wide find and replace - No server side scripting or database functions - No intellisense code completion - No split code/design view - Doesn't display code formatting and tabbed formattting is removed on saving even with 'retain original source formatting' enabled. My quad core with 4gb ram can't handle artisteer templates without Dreamweaver slowing to a crawl.

Kompozer is also good to handle Artisteer templates I do all my coding in there and have successfully opened Artisteer pages in there, so assume that they could also be seen in the visual editor preview. I use Coffeecup HTML Editor which also has a visual editor incorporated. Here's a site that's not live yet, but it will give you some ideas. Templates are created using Artisteer html files (they are a mess) and inserting some existing QuickerSite variables. You can have a site default template and you can selectively have different templates for different page.

#Artisteer mobile template how to

You can integrate Artisteer templates into a CMS called The developer uses Artisteer and has created a video on how to integrate Artisteer by creating templates. Instead of fooling with static html pages.

You could also look at NVU and Komposer, both of which are freeware. The Composer editor in this collection works very well with these templates. Great for editing these templates with excellent, fast preview. The template for the Codeigniter component will look identical to that of the rest of the Joomla website which contains Joomla components.Can someone provide a list of wysiwyg editors that can handle Artisteer templates? The editor needs to: 1) display the template correctly during editing 2) work at a normal, usable speed, not an excruciating slow crawl 3) produce pages that display correctly in IE, Firefox and Chrome 4) work in the editor's normal mode with normal Artisteer templates (It would be fabulous if someone knew of a wysiwyg editor that worked with Artisteer and produced dwt files!) Thank you so much! In this particular case, the menu lies just above the content. In order for the Codeigniter component to use the Joomla template, it must load the appropriate files within the head tags which are located in the view file. In the Codeigniter view file, you would simply paste in a menu in the desired position within the view file. Since the component uses Codeigniter classes and some raw php, we just wanted to plop it into Joomla without having to rewrite classes (such as connecting to the database, selecting from the database, making new controllers, views and models) which would take significantly longer than using something that has already been thoroughly tested and works as desired. With this example, it is assumed that you want to use the Joomla template with a Codeigniter component. You can find some details about the main menu in the mytemplate/html/mod_mainmenu/default.php file although it is not that important to do so. Although you can change the main menu position name, letвЂ™s assume it is in user3. By default, Artisteer sets the main menu to the user3 position. There may come a day when you would want to use an Artisteer template.css file for other applications, or to know how the styling works.