The links on the nvu page are broken, pulled out before penetration.

Links work fine with me.

Wow! Gotta hand it to Lindows... with the bad blood between them and Microsoft, I didn't think a Windows version of Nvu would see the light of day, although it definitely looks like the HTML editor I've been looking for. Good to know it'll run on both OSs I own, (Windows 2000 and LindowsOS).

...it ain't HomeSite. Will check back.

Just gave it a test drive, I love what I am seeing. It's on the correct road to be a replacement for the expensive Dreamweaver.

I would like to see the selected object properties in the sidebar, that would be great.

And to think it's only on version 0.1... :) My eyes are wide open! :)

I gave it a spin but I couldn't do anything I wanted to do with it. It's back to notepad for me. (Create 2 columns using divs and create an external stylesheet and apply one of it's id's to a div)

Thanks a lot again MozillaZine, those missing windows DLLs are going to kill me some day :-/ I posted more complete information about nvu-0.1 here : http://glazman.org/weblog/index.php/2004/02/04/118-NvuNow

I'd love to give this a try, but whenever I try to run it (on Mandrake linux 9.2) I get an error that the library libstdc++.so.3 can't be found. Does anyone know where I can find a working RPM or source tarball for this so I can enjoy the fruits of Daniel's labor? I googled around but all the seemingly promising rpms I found didn't solve the dependency issue. I've been looking forward to this release for a while :).

What is the preferred address of nvu.com? www.nvu.com or nvu.com ? Nvu site links to lindow.com, but if you follow the link, you will find absolute links on lindow.com pointing to www.lindow.com, so www.*.com is the preferred form. I'd like to link to nvu.com and link it right.

for ref: mozilla : www.mozilla.org dmoz : dmoz.org

I tried it and I was impressed! Anyway does anyone know how to apply a named style that is created in CSS Editor to a selected text (not the whole paragraph)? I cannot find any command to do this, apart from keying in <span> myself in the HTML Source (or Insert|HTML...)

I downloaded and copied the VS7 DLLs but when I try to start nvu.exe nothing happens. The process shows up for a second in ProcessExplorer and then vanishes again... What else do I have to do? Are there maybe any required commandline parameters?

Running on W2K Pro SP4 + Hotfixes I also have a Scragz Firebird 0.8 build installed. Could this be causing any conflicts?

Well great start I must say. There are still some really annoying features from the composer times that keeps me not to change to this editor. The thing that can't understand is why the DOCTYPE is locked on first row (on Source view)? I didn't even found an option to replace that with some else doctype? I hope there will be in some next release an ability to code some XHTML/XML compliant pages also.

The title says it all : http://glazman.org/weblog/index.php/2004/02/04/120-BuildNvuFromTheSource

I'm very impressed. Any chance of a Mac version?

I tried signing up for the Developer's Mailing List, but nothing ever got sent to my mailbox. Has anyone else had this same problem?

-Pingveno

... is there any chance that by approx 0.4, the definition list builder will insert properly alternating DT and DD lines?

But miles away from either frontpage or dreamweaver. Dreamweaver is popular because it is both feature rich and (relatively) easy to use. NVU is just easy to use right now. It does sport a few nice features but it lacks a whole range of functionality that more advanced dreamweaver or frontpage users would expect.

However, lets be constructive. Some nice feature ideas: - syntax coloring, autocomplete in code view mode - integration of developers tools available for firebird (particularly the pnh bar, venkman etc). Maybe these should come as extensions. There's a whole bunch of nifty developers extensions that are of great use when debugging your webpage. - a way to define template documents ala dreamweaver. This is a really powerful feature that I haven't found anywhere else so far. I like to think of dreamweaver as a poor mans content management system (I have only static content on the server). Basically I would be using JEdit if it werent for this feature. - use divs to define page layout (dreamweaver has a UI for this).

Maybe it is not fair to look for this kind of functionality in a simple webeditor but they do claim to be in the same league as dreamweaver on their homepage. I surely would like to congratulate the NVU people, the program has come a long way since mozilla composer and is already a much better alternative in its current alpha stage. I sure hope to see similar progress as the two birds enjoyed in their 0.1 stages. I'll be downloading future releases to see how far things have progressed.

I'd love to try this out, but there is not an OS X version. How 'bout some OS X love here?

Interesting so far; A nice improvement over Mozilla Composer.

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