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Is WYSIWYG only for printing?

2006-12-06
2012-11-13
  • Nobody/Anonymous

    According to the main site:
    "If you have a colour printer, print your source code (or whatever you want) in colour."

    So the "WYSIWYG" isn't even a true WYSIWYG then, it just prints your code in color?  That's dumb.

    It would be nice to have an actual WYSIWYG option when you're writing the page, for quick previews of what you're writing (rather than always previewing it in the browser).

     
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      It just means that it should print the code as you see it displayed on your screen. (With highlighting, or other styling that indicates various parts.) I doubt it does anything such as interpretational WYSIWYG output based on code (such as HTML-based Dreamweaver or GoLive, or any XML based word processor). That's a whole other animal than this text-based source editor.

       
    • Nobody/Anonymous

      The list of "Here are the features of Notepad++ :" IS very deceiving.  Since there REALLY IS NO WYSIWYG!