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Web design with DFM2HTML

I’ve been meaning to write about this little wonder for a while now. DFM2HTML is a very unusual web editor. Yes, it’s WYSIWYG (sort of), but it’s much, much more powerful than most WYSIWYG editors. Why? Because the concept of “nesting” is used throughout – every aspect of the program is governed by this CSS/XML concept, which makes it both exceptionally flexible and (occasionally) irritatingly quirky. But the flexibility vastly outweighs the quirks, especially in the latest version, 3.5.

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About WordFlex

word'flex [v] [itr]: to exercise with high efficiency using a cyclical combination of rigorous intellect-stressing drills and playful, low-intensity routines designed to optimise development of mental muscle and encourage objective-driven fitness (slogan: "fit for purpose"). Increasingly popular with Generation Y and other elite aesthetes...

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