Screem
SCREEM (Site CReating
and Editing EnvironMent) is a tag-based Web page editor which aims not
only to aid in creating Web pages, but also to provide useful site
maintenance facilities, including automatic link updating and site
upload facilities.
SCREEM has more than just the usual HTML tags, with features
for including Javascript, PHP,
cascading style sheets, etc within your site.
Unlike most other web site / HTML editors SCREEM does not
provide a
WYSIWYG display of pages. Instead you are presented with the raw html
source in its editor window.
It is written for use with the GNOME
desktop environment.
Screem 0.16.1
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Price
Free to download
Size
3.7 MB
License
GNU General Public License
Developer
David A Knight, Lee Mallabone, Joe Orton, Sven
Liessem, Matt Colyer, Sven Salzwedel
Website
www.screem.org
System Requirements
glib 2.6 or higher
gtk+ 2.6 or higher
libgnome 2.2.0 or higher
libgnomeui 2.6.0 or higher
libxml 2.4.3 or higher
libglade 2.3.0 or higher
gconf 2.2.0 or higher
gnome-vfs 2.8.0 or higher
libgtkhtml-2.0 2.2.0 or higher
libgnomeprint-2.2 2.2.0 or higher
libgnomeprintui-2.2 2.2.0 or higher
gtksourceview 1.1.90 or higher
Support
Sites:
Documentation,
Forums,
Mailing
List, SourceForge
Project page
Selected
Reviews:
Linux.com
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Features include:
- Cut / Paste including from the GNOME
web browser
- Page Previewing
- Page Templates
- Search / Replace
- Spell Checking
- Syntax Highlighting
- Tag Trees
- Inline Tagging - displaying a popup menu showing the valid
atttributes while typing in a tag
- Intelliclose - autocompletes tags
- Link Fixing
- Broken Link Checking
- Publishing - incorporates Sitecopy to update a remote site
- Document Structure Display, select
element blocks and see if you have closed elements correctly
- DTD/Doctype Parsing - the ability to determine which
doctype a page uses, and process the Document Type Definition (DTD) file
- CVS support to aid development where there are multiple
developers
- Task management
- Wizards
- Helper Applications
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Last Updated Monday, April 04 2011 @ 02:38 PM EDT
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