dhtml can deal easily with positioning and clearly many webeditors simply lack understanding of it.
or css, in that matter.
they are still poorly developed craps from the first generation of editors that were just quickly put together to help noobies do something little easier.
dreamfeaver is not any different.
it has survived mainly because of it's name and nice price tag saying it has some quality in it.
it's odd to admit, but indeed frontpage is the nicest thing I've seen this far in this software genre.
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