KompoZer v0.7.9

KompoZer is a wysiwyg HTML editor (Nvu/Composer fork) aimed towards advanced users. I consider it as an unofficial bug-fix release for Nvu.

KompoZer lets you create your own web pages and publish them on the web. You don't have to know HTML to use KompoZer; it is as easy to use as a word processor.

Toolbar buttons let you add lists, tables, images, links to other pages, colors, and font styles. You can see what your document will look like on the Web as you create it, and you can easily share your document with other users, no matter what type of browser or HTML-capable email program they use.

Download: KompoZer v0.7.9 Language Extensions (Freeware)
Screenshot: KompoZer
Homepage: KompoZer

Progress

HTML Editor
- fixed: the HTML 4.01 doctype is now standard (instead of quirks)
- fixed: the editor correctly selects a tab when re-loading a file that's currently edited
- fixed: the editor correctly updates the window title when closing a tab (avoids crashes)
- added: it's always possible to revert the current page
- fixed: the PHP/Comment dialog is resizable
- fixed: the current page is marked as modified after changing a PHP/Comment
- added: the format toolbar has been splitted in two
- added: relativize local URLs in the markup cleaner
- TODO: option to launch the markup cleaner before saving/publishing
- added: show id/class attributes in the status bar
- fixed: id/class attributes can be properly removed with the status bar context menu
- fixed: inline style dialogs have a localized title
- fixed: doctype prefs are kept when a new document is created

CSS Editor
- fixed: the CSS Editor becomes a real dialog box (with a OK/Cancel buttons)
- fixed: the CSS Editor fits on an SVGA screen (800*600), even on MacOS X
- added: graphical toolbar buttons
- added: 'modified' flags on stylesheets
- added: edit style rules in text mode (CSS Editor / Advanced properties)
- added: keyboard shortcut (F11) to open the CSS Editor
- fixed: external stylesheets can be saved on the hard disk
- fixed: better serialization of CSS files
- fixed: real-time preview
- fixed: *lots* of UI bugs

Site Manager
- TODO: when a file is dropped onto the main panel, a relative reference is created
- TODO: local files are allowed
- TODO: more file types (with custom extension list)
- TODO: external application support
- TODO: preferences tab