having said that I still use dreamweaver to break up PSDs in to xhtml and css.. I dont use the WYSIWYG part of dreamweaver before someone stats shouting noob at me
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having said that I still use dreamweaver to break up PSDs in to xhtml and css.. I dont use the WYSIWYG part of dreamweaver before someone stats shouting noob at me
I have to say, most of the responses here are pretty poor. From what I read, he wanted a simple WYSIWYG editor to load his personal work into a website.
This is not a commercial grade website and will have very low visitor numbers. I personally use dreamweaver for such sites, even though I can write my own html code. There is nothing wrong with it at all.
If you fancy getting into coding proper, then still have a play around first in DW or other. I can't recommend anything other than DW, because it's the 'standard' after all in WYSIWYG editors.
This is not a commercial grade website and will have very low visitor numbers. I personally use dreamweaver for such sites, even though I can write my own html code. There is nothing wrong with it at all.
If you fancy getting into coding proper, then still have a play around first in DW or other. I can't recommend anything other than DW, because it's the 'standard' after all in WYSIWYG editors.
Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2008 Express
* It's free
* It's WYSIWYG
* You can drag and drop objects on to your page, or you can code stuff by hand
* It's a brilliant app
Pair it up with the information here: W3schools and you're ready for anything.
* It's free
* It's WYSIWYG
* You can drag and drop objects on to your page, or you can code stuff by hand
* It's a brilliant app
Pair it up with the information here: W3schools and you're ready for anything.