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Does anybody know of any WYSWYG Web Design Software that you can use to make a Website Quick and easy. I'm trying to make a good website and need some help making videos and more.
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If you want really good code, there's no point to use WYSIWYG editors. 
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P.S. Sorry for my English, I am autodidact :)) In school I have only German.
P.S. Sorry for my English, I am autodidact :)) In school I have only German.
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it's no good using WYSIWYG html editors, because they turn your site into something less functional than what it should be...
though, if you want you can check out trial versions for coffee cup, or dreamweaver... i suggest trial versions since, as it is obvious, you don't need it for professional html editing, but just to come out of the rush... if you were truly interested in designing a site, you should get your hands in a html and css tutorial...
though, if you want you can check out trial versions for coffee cup, or dreamweaver... i suggest trial versions since, as it is obvious, you don't need it for professional html editing, but just to come out of the rush... if you were truly interested in designing a site, you should get your hands in a html and css tutorial...
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You might want to try http://www.nvu.com/. It's open source and I'm told rivals Dreamweaver.
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I do not know any WYSIWYG Editors, I never tried Dreamweaver, but my friend says its good Editor. Or use Microsoft Expression web2 or 1.
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Actually learn HTML and use Micorsoft Expression Web, or Dreamweaver
Advice:
Actually learn HTML and use Micorsoft Expression Web, or Dreamweaver
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