In the latter case, the menu Attributes changes, which without marking just contains class . After marking the BODY tag all the attributes known to Amaya can be changed. Editor with features Amaya can serve as a viewer for Web pages, but if you've got used to jumping to somewhere else by clicking just once on a link, you'll probably stay with your current browser. However, as an editor, Amaya has the advantage of being the first to have implemented HTML 3.2 and style sheets. Now to HTML 3.2.
Simple tables are easy to create and client-side image maps are easy to configure.
When doing something like that, you notice that the overview of the structure is available because a quick look shows if the IMG tag is marked. Editing forms is hardly possible, in spite of the view of the structure, because radio buttons and things like that don't come to light. Providing individual instructions are in the document itself, the editor can convert them. But it's exactly being able to load style sheets from any server that is amongst their special features. Working on documents world-wide One of the editor features which Amaya has is the ability of being able to load documents over the file system as well as by HTTP from a Web server.