During the cold winter of 1995, when I was first learning to create Web pages, we referred to laying down HTML code as “slamming p’s.” Back then, text editors were so primitive that you had to toggle between code and text modes—you couldn’t enter HTML tags in text mode or text in code mode. So, we ended up dropping in a series of

(paragraph) tags and filling in content between them. This could lead to some pretty sloppy code, and we spent hours searching for and fixing small errors. What we really needed was a program that would automatically clean up the code for us and take the drudgery out of creating Web pages. We really needed something like Site Soap 1.2. Check out MacWorld to read the full review on this handy utility.



Link: MacWorld