'[Quanta] HTML5'

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Subject:    [Quanta] HTML5
From:       "Alan C. Whiteman" <acwhiteman () visualis ! us>
Date:       2011-11-16 17:24:13
Message-ID: 4EC3F1BD.3040708 () visualis ! us
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Quanta Plus has been my all-around favorite tool for web development. 
But now that I'm transitioning to HTML5, I found it quite hard to 
customize Quanta to work with HTML5.

For instance, even if I select a modified version of a DTD for a 
document, it always asks what to change it to.

Besides defining new tags to cover the specification's tags, does anyone 
have useful tips to make Quanta an HTML5 friendly editor?

-- 
Regards
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Alan C Whiteman | Visualis Web Design
(562) 305-2862  | http://visualiswebdesign.com

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    Quanta Plus has been my all-around favorite tool for web
    development. But now that I'm transitioning to HTML5, I found it
    quite hard to customize Quanta to work with HTML5.<br>
    <br>
    For instance, even if I select a modified version of a DTD for a
    document, it always asks what to change it to.<br>
    <br>
    Besides defining new tags to cover the specification's tags, does
    anyone have useful tips to make Quanta an HTML5 friendly editor?<br>
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Regards
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Alan C Whiteman | Visualis Web Design
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