efoto said:
I was wondering if my friends makes webpages in Dreamweaver MX 2004 (PC) and I am making pages with GoLive on a (Mac) will the pages post together on the same site? (subdomains...)
Thanks in advance for any insights or help.
Both programs output html, xhtml, css and javaScript. Neither program makes a proprietary file. You will be fine working between the two.
You may notice some differences in the way each application handless the different web languages. Example, GoLive might write a javaScript roll over that Dreamweaver classifies as a custom script and thus not easily modifiable unless you know a little javaScript. Dreamweaver, by repetition, tends to write cleaner mark up then GoLive, although I have not used the most recent version of GoLive... Adobe may have cleaned up their act.
The most important thing to remember is that when you deal with different WYSIWYG builders, knowing a little javaScript and html, xhtml and css will become important when debugging (if issues arise).
Oops, I reread your comment and it sounds like you will not be editing their files at all, just linking... you will be fine, no problems there. Just make sure that they are addressing the page correctly Dreamweaver, by default, annoyingly creates .hml extensions vs the more popular .html.. stupid Macromedia.
