March 22, 2011 at 21:04Expression Web 4 Service Pack 1 with HTML5 and CSS3 Support Released
The Expression Web 4 website design and development package was updated as a service pack. This package, among other things, represents for the package new tools to support modern web standards: HTML5 and CSS3.
Service Pack 1 includes IntelliSense support for the full HMTL5 specification. In addition, some editors of the Expression Web 4 package have added support for CSS3 standard properties, for example, border-radius (screenshot below).
In addition, Expression Web 4 adds support for Internet Explorer 9 as a source for snapshots of web pages. And the simultaneous markup tool for various browsers SuperPreview received a large update and support for rendering the browser Chrome and IE9. SuperPreview also added support for password-protected pages, which users have long requested.
Expression Web 4 SP1 has improved PHP support, added support for hundreds of functions from PHP5, and improved some user interface features.
As a trifle: InetlliSense support was added for special characters and codes (on the left) and almost all the missing main browsers for the page preview function (on the right).
A detailed announcement of the innovations can be read at this link .
You can download Expression Web Service Pack 1 from here .
You can download the updated standalone Expression Web SuperPreview package from here .
Service Pack 1 includes IntelliSense support for the full HMTL5 specification. In addition, some editors of the Expression Web 4 package have added support for CSS3 standard properties, for example, border-radius (screenshot below).
In addition, Expression Web 4 adds support for Internet Explorer 9 as a source for snapshots of web pages. And the simultaneous markup tool for various browsers SuperPreview received a large update and support for rendering the browser Chrome and IE9. SuperPreview also added support for password-protected pages, which users have long requested.
Expression Web 4 SP1 has improved PHP support, added support for hundreds of functions from PHP5, and improved some user interface features.
As a trifle: InetlliSense support was added for special characters and codes (on the left) and almost all the missing main browsers for the page preview function (on the right).
A detailed announcement of the innovations can be read at this link .
You can download Expression Web Service Pack 1 from here .
You can download the updated standalone Expression Web SuperPreview package from here .