I've been looking around for a program to edit my webpage.

Must be free, and graphic interface.

and not suck too bad.

As you can see, I got pissed off at the one i was using and deleted everything.

http://pencook.net

I'm downloading "cool page 2.72" now..

 

c:\windows\system32\notepad.exe

 

Not quite what i was looking for.


The Cool Page i mentioned worked out pretty well. I finally got the hot linking to an image host working.

I'm pretty happy with it, for my first shot at a web page.

I'll have the "post 266" link up and working whenever the guy that is hosting it gets around to distributing the link...

 

on a similar note notepad++ is a nice text editor with color formatting for just about any language - asp, vb, sql, etc

 

came here to post this.

 

Unless i have completely misunderstood your post(s), i assume a person would have to have extensive knowledge of HTML coding in order to use these applications effectively.

I however, do not.

 

HTML isn't that bad, especially since it's just tags.

I'd highly suggest if you are looking for a new editor to find one that has a decent HTML code tab, so you can see/learn the inner workings

for a basic website with links and images, (no forms or php), it shouldn't be too hard to learn imho

even php isn't that bad for basic stuff, it can be html embedded for server processing... so if you wanted to have an email-based feedback form or something in the like

 

I would like to learn something, but i would rather have a working site before I start screwing with stuff.

Someone was asking about free chat? Use the one on my page if you like.
I'll work on username login, and admin options tomorrow

For now, old school chat commands seem to work
/nick NEWNICK
/me ACTION
ect..

 

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Or even better is Scite
What better way to learn something than to hand code it. Seriously. Head over to w3schools and do some CSS and HTML tutorials.

If you must use one of those GUI design programs, atleast keep the code view up and watch everything that is created. Each thing that you change, go back in and hand code it, playing with different things. You will learn so much that way, and it will be a lot better coding. The code that those programs create are 9/10 complete shit and are bad examples of coding.

 

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