My kingdom for an automatic web editor (or a voice recognition one that understands a Texas drawl)

[anysia]

Finally did some transcribing, and web editing that was way overdue. Have finally put up our Tassel Belt page, and a separate page for the turban building animated gif. I will keep the listed version page of all of our information, but I will be putting expanded information pages for all the items. I sneepy now.... to sleep, perchance to dream....Zzzzzzzz......

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[(Anonymous)]

If you like to get down and dirty with the HTML, Quanta is awesome, but unfortunately it's Linux-based.

Dreamweaver is the best commercial product, but only supports Windows.

If you look around on http://freshmeat.net/ for something like "HTML editor" you might find some good ones.

Hmmm, Amaya might be OK...

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[anysia.livejournal.com]

Oh, I have an HTML editor..I just want one that if I think at it, it will automatically re write pages. :)

[misspotsitt.livejournal.com]

I've been looking at your site at the costuming section. Coin bras: do you have to take the straps off and replace them with a halter thingy? Is this just peculiar to Tribal style costuming or is it common in all forms of dancing?

[anysia.livejournal.com]

The straps for over the neck are just unattached from the back, keeping the front part attached to the bra cup. They are just lengthened with a piece of sturdy cotton tape. The elastisized section that goes around the ribs is removed and replaced with ties because: Elastic can and will climb up when you are dancing, elastic can really chafe and irritate, and you can get a snugger fit by tying it on.

The halter style is to prevent it from slipping off the shoulder during performance, and isn't restricted to tribal.I have a cabaret costume bra with the same halter style.

[misspotsitt.livejournal.com]

Ah Ok. That makes sense then.