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The HTML5 Pack extension includes code hinting for HTML5 and CSS3 capabilities, WebKit engine updates and improvements to support video and audio in Live View, HTML5 starter layouts, and new CSS3 capabilities to help design multi-screen web pages.
"One of Dreamweaver's great strengths is its extensibility and it's encouraging to see that Adobe has wasted no time in providing support for those parts of HTML 5 and CSS3 that are already supported by several browsers," said David Powers, founder and developer of Foundation PHP.
"By adding support through an extension, rather than hard-baking it into the core program, Dreamweaver should be able to keep pace with developments as the specifications and browsers evolve," added Powers.
HTML5 is currently a working draft, not a formal W3C recommendation. Further changes may occur before it is standardised.
How can you get the Dreamweaver HTML5 extension? Find out on page 2.
