I'm curious and the everyones opinion on the what is the best WYSIWYG html editor other than Dreamweaver and Frontpage?
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Maybe... Adobe GoLive?... -
I use Dreamweaver, but a really good cheap one is from Namo.
http://www.namo.com/products/webeditor_professional.phpComment
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i mean unless youre just curious I wouldnt look past the two options, though ive never stepped foot into frontpage.
Dreamweaver all the way...or notepad for being hardcore
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go with one of the two.. they both suck, but you cant win with wysiwyg
theyre all gunna botch your html in some way.. unnessisary tags and shit like thatReliable web host that actually cares, tell em geedub sent ya. VacaresComment
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Mozilla has a sweet free editor. Check out their homepage at mozilla.com or mozilla.orgComment
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MS Expression works well for me too but DW is able to insert .swf files with some kind of a script MS Expression can't do. It's small feature keeps me stick to it
But it also lacks some good features too like built-in error control. I'm not talking about spelling but html/xhtml error detection.
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Expressions lacks that? That kind of seems silly of them.MS Expression works well for me too but DW is able to insert .swf files with some kind of a script MS Expression can't do. It's small feature keeps me stick to it But it also lacks some good features too like built-in error control. I'm not talking about spelling but html/xhtml error detection.
Dreamweaver validates.★★★
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These days, I just took the time to learn and now although I have a great coder, I can do a fair bit of CSS/HTML coding myself ... and I don't need WYSIWYG... I use Notepad ++ and it's great.
Dreamweaver etc just ended up ballsing my sites up....
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I use Notepad++ too but any wysiwyg saves your time. It's a lot easier to click a button to insert an image then type <img....> so on or remember a doctype attributes for html 4.0 transitional or xhtml 1.0 strict. Moreover you can control your code splitting a window. If I could get a simple editor with these basic features, that would be great.
I thought Adobe Contribure would be someting I dreamt of. But it's too simple and made for those who doesn't care about html at all. You can't even correct errors or edit your code manually.Last edited by Yoni; 05-26-2007, 11:50 AM.See my latest works on twitter.com/yonidesignComment
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anybody try CoffeeHTML2007? I want to learn how to build sites it looked interesting. My wife has built our whole business on frontpage 2000 and its worked like a charm for her. I wanted to learn something not as clunky.Comment
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If you want a free one to learn use this...
HTML Kit
http://www.chami.com/html-kit/
http://www.download.com/HTML-Kit/300...ml?tag=lst-0-7Comment
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I thought it was common knowledge that Frontpage sucked big floppy donkey dick?
If you're looking for a good code editor go with the Crimson Editor or UltraEdit.Comment
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Namo WebEditor is the best one. It's user-friendly, powerful and extremely cheap.Obey the CowgodComment
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but I said 'em!
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