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Posted by Blinky the Shark on February 5, 2008, 9:32 pm
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Ed Mullen wrote:
> macruzq wrote:
>>> macruzq wrote:
>>>> On Feb 4, 2:45 am, "The Bicycling Guitarist"
>>>>> I know and have known for years that MS FrontPage is bad for
>>>>> generating invalid code. Nonetheless I found it handy-dandy
>>>>> for managing my website because I could drag a flie from one
>>>>> folder to another and it would automagically rewrite all
>>>>> hyperlinks in other pages pointing to that file. It also is
>>>>> good for site summaries, checking hyperlinks, etc. Is there
>>>>> something out there besides FrontPage that is so handy-dandy
>>>>> automagical for managing websites? I am more than willing to
>>>>> leave FrontPage if there is.
>>>> May I suggest "seamonkey" ? It has a very useful WYSIWYG
>>>> editor.
>>> I don't believe that the Composer portion of SeaMonkey is
>>> being actively developed anymore. The most current Composer
>>> off-shoot I know of is Kompozer:
>>> http://www.kompozer.net/features.php
>>>
>>> --
>>> Ed
>>>
Mullenhttp://edmullen.nethttp://mozilla.edmullen.nethttp://abin
>>> gton.edmullen.net Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
>>
>> OK, but at least give it a try. Then make your own conclusions.
>
> I use SeaMonkey. I code my Web pages using a text editor. The
> only thing I use a WYSIWYG editor for is the rare copy/paste op
> to quickly gen up a temporary page. I don't use Composer, I use
> Kompozer.
Quanta Plus here. Text editor and multiple project manager (and
quick FTP uploading right from the editing window); no WYSIWYG
thanks. :)
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