This is Screem, an HTML/XML editor that uses the HTML4 DTD. I don't know if it is XHTML or not. This system is Ubuntu 8.10 running on a Compaq Presario in 3 GB of ram.
The switch between the source document and the generated browser view is quite easy, in the source view the logic of the objects is quite clear due to some indenting that is done automatically.
The Style for the body was hard to get as I intended, a single color background for the whole page. I had to go look at sources I already had. The body style is applied within the header tages inside style tags with body {}
The default font is close to what I like, a sans serif Roman, I think. So this editor is usable. especially since it might do XML as well. But I did just notice that Mozilla used a Roman with serifs, so it is the default of the browser, not this editor's browser. Soi I have to set that in the stye for the body.
This stupid thing lost my edits. I just tried to add an alligned block to the end of this and it didn't do it. I was able to set the font style and the font color. In the browsers your mileabg still veries quite a bit. This didn't look all that different from the ordinary paragraphs. It is a division with an align-justifyattribute.
I need to add margin settings to the body style. The divisions need real line breaks to set them off like paragraphs. It may be that the effort is not worth it. We shall see when some page margins appear.
And I did just revert to paragraphs, and the differences are hard to tell. I also set the right and left margins to percentage values. I need to play with the colors and make them somewhat different, a less saturated green and a darker blue
It was extremely easy to change the colors. I just erased the hex values and used the Color Wizard to try new ones. I lightened the background and darkened the font color. This is the easiest time I've had to change colors, which can get quite involved to do by hand. Dispite the confusing box that complains about when to save this file; I lost some edits again; this is one of those tasks that is not easier in Good 'Ol Emacs!