September 21, 2008 - 3:12pm
September 21, 2008 - 4:30pm
September 21, 2008 - 4:38pm
happypad @ Sep 21 2008,
Do you know any good WYSIWYG editors? I like to use code and WYSIWYG at the same time
There's no such thing - even Dreamweaver is only an approximation.
However, have a look at http://www.osalt.com/dreamweaver for some stuff.
Personally, I use DW8, and I have no plans to upgrade to DW CS4 when it's released. I'm moving everything to Aptana (with PHP plugins) because I spend most of my time in code-view anyway. I believe that code-view plus uploading to a test server (either local or remote) is the only way to see what a site will *really* look like when it's finished.
Regards,
Pete.
September 22, 2008 - 12:28am
September 26, 2008 - 2:34pm
There aren't any really good
There aren't any really good ones, but a few free ones. Kompozer and Seamonkey. But, with both of these, you'll need to edit your code with a text editor to get good clean code. That is if you want the page to comply and validate with W3C. I would check the web page in several different browsers to make sure it displays as you want it to, even if you don't validate it.
Hey there
Been a while since I last posted in this forum so hello again! Can anyone recommend (a preferably free or cheap) a program used for creating websites? Years ago I used to use Macromedia Dreamweaver but I can't really afford this anymore. I tried searching the forums but I couldn't see any posts on this already so apologies if there are a plethora of articles devoted to this topic already!
Recommendations appreciated. Thanks![]()
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