Tuesday, November 3, 2009
This
is
the
composer
in Seamonkey
2.0. It looks like it didn't see the text color I set, which was my
favorite dark navy blue. The rendering of fonts in pages I have already
written is better than in Mozilla, of which I have the latest version,
and I don't think that there is a composer in that browser. I already
know that this browser renders the style of my XML pages correctly. I
was able to correct the text color.
I am going to see if I can set
margins by percentage as style to the body element. I was able to do
that by editing the HTML from source and putting style
for the body within the head element. So, most of what you get is
WYSIWYG, but
you could customize by editing the source.
Looking at the source, I see that it uses a common approach of other
editors of using a division element with style for each instance, not
paragraph tags.
