Re: (x)html5 and css3

Leif,

Completely agree with your interest to get HTML5 and CSS3 features
implemented in this next version of Quanta. Let's build for the future, not
just right now.

I've been using Komodo Edit as can tell you it's been a great tool to use.
I've been utilizing it while I wait for the next version of Quanta.

I've also used ModX on a few of my sites and have been impressed with the
early results.

There's going to be a huge buzz around Quanta 4 - I can't wait to see the
final version.

K


On Tue, May 4, 2010 at 3:31 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> (x)html5 | css3
> As a designer I would love to test all new (x)html5 features, element tags.
> Are there plans to implement the new standards in the next version of
> Quanta?
> The same concerns css3, also important features to implement in the next
> version.
>
> Komodo Edit
> Had a short look at this, seems to be a good competitor to Quanta. Could be
> useful in developing next version?
> Modx
> Also have a look at modxcms.com, great features that could partly be used
> for the next Quanta version.
>
> Wish the best development for a great web design tool!
> Leif | Sweden
> using Q+ in opensuse 11.2 kde4.3.5
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