Web Editor with with DreamWeaver templates

[enchance]

Another web developer here. Is there an Ubuntu program which understands web templates from DreamWeaver (.dwt)? I use them a lot since they allow me to make site-wide changes in a single stroke.

I haven't tried any of the suggestions given to me but with programs like Bluefish, NVU, etc., do they have a feature where if I change the name of a page, all the other pages linked to that page would automatically update themselves for that new page name? I kinda like that.

[Hairy_Palms]

well you can always run dreamweaver CS3 in wine, it works fine.

[fungi]

im not aware of any wysiwyg web editor that will do dreamweaver style templates which is odd as it is a rather simple and intuitive solution to templating.

there are a few tools described @ http://osdir.com/Article3344.phtml

personally i just use search and replace accross a directory tree in jedit or quanta, its not as elegant but combined with regular expression is very powerfull.

[NightCrawler03X]

What ever happened to the trusty old text editor...

If you use CSS in conjunction with XHTML 1.0 strict, changing styles is a mere case of adjusting your positioning code, float code, etc. And all you need is any text editor and a few web browsers to test on.

But this is from my point of view as a web designer, you preferences may differ from mine.