i8ramin
11-05-2004, 11:21 AM
I just found out about Laszo recently and have been going through the tutorials and samples. It's a really nice tool to create flash applications. While going through one of the tutorials, I noticed that Laszlo allows you to use HTML code to format text and whatnot. What bothered me was all the depricated HTML tags that are used in Laszlo to do the formatting. The <font>, <b>, <u> and <i> tags have all been depricated for a while now. I know this isn't a HTML language, but if HTML tags are going to be used, why not use the standards based ones recommended by the w3c?
Along those same lines, does Laszlo allow you to define style sheets of some sorts, like CSS classes and use those classes to apply the styles to the different elements on the canvas? It would get really annoying having to go into your code and changing all the font tags. This was the reason that CSS was introduced in the first place.
Maybe all these features are already supported and I just haven't read about them yet, but I just think its important.
Thank you.
Along those same lines, does Laszlo allow you to define style sheets of some sorts, like CSS classes and use those classes to apply the styles to the different elements on the canvas? It would get really annoying having to go into your code and changing all the font tags. This was the reason that CSS was introduced in the first place.
Maybe all these features are already supported and I just haven't read about them yet, but I just think its important.
Thank you.