The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

Commercial or... free?

Front Page drives me mad!

Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 08:41:31 +0900, iwach <cfgjbh@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Commercial or... free?
>
>Front Page drives me mad!

try acehtml free.
http://software.visicommedia.com/en/...ehtmlfreeware/

It will install a "toolbar" in your browser which is easily removed.

Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

On Dec 25, 10:41*am, iwach <cfg...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Commercial or... free?
>
> Front Page drives me mad!
Crimson editor from: http://crimsoneditor.com
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Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

On 2008-12-24, iwach wrote:
> Commercial or... free?

GNU emacs.

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Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... whichone?
 

iwach wrote:
> Commercial or... free?
>
> Front Page drives me mad!

No wonder. FrontPage was killed off two years ago, replaced by
Expression Web.

Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

iwach wrote:

> Commercial or... free?

vi, vim, gvim. Free. Cross platform.


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Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

iwach <cfgjbh@hotmail.com> wrote:

>Commercial or... free?
>
>Front Page drives me mad!
If you are looking for a WYSIWYG HTML editor then Dreamweaver
<http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/> is probably "the most
popular". It is expensive but has several significant advantages over
KompoZer <http://kompozer.net/> which is free.

Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

Blinky the Shark wrote:
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>
> iwach wrote:
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>> Commercial or... free?
>
> vi, vim, gvim. Free. Cross platform.

For the first basic layout I use is http://www.kompozer.net/
After that I split things up in parts and use 'include' in php and have
a local webserver running. That way a refresh will show what the rest of
the world would see, including database content.

I will have several browsers do the refresh. Firefox is the standard.
After larger changes I will check also with Konqueror, Opera and IE 6
and 7.

After that is is vim or gvim on my Linux and Notepad++ on my Windows.

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Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... which one?
 

On Thu, 25 Dec 2008 12:52:02 GMT, David Segall <david@address.invalid>
wrote:

>iwach <cfgjbh@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>>Commercial or... free?
>>
>>Front Page drives me mad!
>If you are looking for a WYSIWYG HTML editor then Dreamweaver
><http://www.adobe.com/products/dreamweaver/> is probably "the most
>popular". It is expensive but has several significant advantages over
>KompoZer <http://kompozer.net/> which is free.

I have dreamweaver and don't see where it's any better than any other
decent editor.
Yeah it has some frills not found elsewhere, but so what?

Kompozer ain't all that great either.

Re: The most popular program for designing of web pages... whichone?
 

iwach wrote:
> Commercial or... free?
>
> Front Page drives me mad!

At the risk of getting hammered by the professionals, I have Expression
Web. I am just a real beginner but I can understand the setup for making
pages, and there are templates. I would like to have Dream Weaver, but
can not justify the price as my efforts are voluntary for a committee
that I am on. Some of the people on the NG seem to be able construct a
web page from memory using a text editor so they do not have to deal
with these issues.

As I have discovered it is the CSS that is the hard part and I do not
know what Dream Weaver does with that. Expression Web is pretty easy to
use but it does not help with the CSS. Someday, someone will write a
concise explanation of CSS and how each element works. I tried to learn
Latin once and I think it might have been easier. I learned DEC
assembly language, PL1, Compass (Cyber Assembly language),Fortran,
Basic, Pascal, C, and application programs like SPSS, but figuring out
how to make layouts with CSS is making me bonkers. Maybe it it just age
catching up.

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