Because of my lack in decent HTML scripting (or all other web based scripting), I do survive with VSD and snippets created by others. The HTML Editor help me out to do really basic things. With other words; Without the convenience of a WYSIWYG environment that build the code for me I'm lost.

Although I do have a decent number of years programming experience in database oriented programming and program design, StyleSheet Make is still a very steep hill to clime if you did pass 45 years of age already?

My question is basically this: Knowing the above; Is it advisable to make the investment in Stylesheet Maker?

I have some design ideas, but I'm afraid that VSD and / or HTML Editor isn't "powerful" enough by themselves to support my design ideas.

Maybe it's all not so difficult as I think it is? You tell me...

Isn't the style sheet app within the HTML Editor basically the same as StyleSheet Maker?

I don't know. I didn't concentrated enough on Style Sheets coding and possibilities to have an educated guess.

If for some reason I run into trouble with the lady and she don't speak to me for a couple of days, I will concentrate on some online lessons

Dick

The html editor does have css in it but I had a look at the stylesheet maker and to be honest if you want to work with css from a personal point of view the stylesheet maker is better.

No matter what you chose you are going to have to learn the css codes and a good place to do so is here http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_intro.asp

If you use the stylemaker with this link that should get you on the way to learning to work with css.

Good luck

Thanks ad99wd.

Yes w3schools have great learning tools.

I'm afraid this old dog has to learn some new tricks.

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