Amaya is a simple and easy to use web editor that will allow you to publish documents on the web in a snap. This version features several improvements and bug fixes. With this version, you can create and edit XHTML and RDFa documents, scroll the document horizontally by pressing Shift+wheel, resize images directly, edit templates and SVG, among many other things. The user interface looks almost the same, and continues to be very intuitive and user-friendly. Some of the changes are the inclusion of the XHTML, MathML, SVG, Template, and XML panels as tabs in the "Elements tool", and that few new characters are proposed in the "Special Characters tool". Now you can also open a link in a new tab by using the Crtl-Click command and use the Reload command to re-open the source or the structure view. Several improvements have been made regarding template instances editing, including Enter key, transformations, contextual menus and some other. Amaya is perfect for novices and those who do not want to spend money, but if you are looking for a professional HTML editor look somewhere else.
It supports Windows Vista/2000/2003 and XP.
v11.4 [Jan 18, 2012]
* CSS counters are implemented. However, selectors for properties counter-reset and counter-increment are not fully interpreted yet, which may generate strange numbers sometimes.
* There was a typo in the SVG doctype.
* The 'Tip of the day' is now different at each launch.
* Add <Key>F1: HelpIndex() in keyboard shortcuts.
* Links that contained more than 200 characters were truncated.
* Add text files (*.txt) in the list of 'known types' for file browser
* CSS: Unicode characters in a "content" property were not interpreted correctly.
* CSS: selectors for rules counter-increment and counter-reset were often not interpreted correctly.
Also, display these rules in the list of rules displayed by command Format/Show applied style...
* CSS: when some style has just been put on a character string (which creates a <span> element), command "Show applied style" did not display this new style.
* CSS: setting the "color" property of a selected element after the "background-color" property produced inexpected results.
* CSS: Amaya crashed when creating a table of contents that included elements using a page-break CSS rule.
* MathML: update entity definitions for MathML (Frédéric Wang).
* MathML: the content of element <annotation-xml> was not displayed correctly and could crash Amaya.
* Element <param> within an <applet> was moved by the HTML parser outside og the <applet> element.
* When an XHTML document contains errors (such as invalid elements), Amaya does not try anymore to parse it again as a plain HTML document if it uses other namespaces with prefixes. The HTML parser does not accept prefixed tags.
* <object>: Amaya now accept to create <object> elements without a data attribute.
It's also easier to change the alternate text of an <object>.
* Table editing: when changing setting an attribute on several (but not all) cells in a column, the attribute was applied to the column as a whole.
* It was impossible to save large documents throught SSL on Windows and Linux. Add an option to define the socket buffer size in the libwww.
* Some minor bug fixes.
* Updating documentation.
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