[trailboss]

I have been told that Dreamweaver is the best for webdesigning and editing. I would like to know what is the best free software for editing websites? Which is user friendly, I never used frontpage or composer but I may if a few of you think it's ok. What about first page? I did try to use it a year ago and it was not user friendly. I'm no designer or programmer!! Html changes are what i'm mostly interested in, but one that can do all would be nice.
trailboss

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a free web page building tool that is useable on Windows would be Nvu it is similar to Dreamweaver to a point, just doesn't have all the bells and whistles like that. It's my primary web design tool. works on multile operating systems like linux, windows, mac osx, etc...

another program I use, only on Windows, is HTML-Kit
This is not a wyswyg editor, but it is a powerful tool if you get some of the plugins for it.

EDIT:fogot to mention, both programs are free!!

Edited by Dragon, 29 December 2005 - 07:32 PM.

[Dragon]

a free web page building tool that is useable on Windows would be Nvu it is similar to Dreamweaver to a point, just doesn't have all the bells and whistles like that. It's my primary web design tool. works on multile operating systems like linux, windows, mac osx, etc...

another program I use, only on Windows, is HTML-Kit
This is not a wyswyg editor, but it is a powerful tool if you get some of the plugins for it.

EDIT:fogot to mention, both programs are free!!

Edited by Dragon, 29 December 2005 - 07:32 PM.

[Seven!]

You can get Composer here: http://www.mozilla.o...cts/mozilla1.x/

It comes with Mozilla suite, which is free.

Personally, learn the language inside and out (CSS2/XHTML) and write it in a simple text editor like Notepad, or more preferably, ConTEXT - http://context.cx

[lil_cat_luver]

I agree with Seven! notepad is great. Also try Programmer's notepad: http://www.pnotepad.org/

[Seven!]

Bleh, I'm not advocating Notepad =]

[Hai Mac]

If notepad, then metapad . 'Tough guys', who will go straight for the hard coding, will use metapad (an upgraded version of notepad). Have a look at this site

[Seven!]

I still stand behind ConTEXT (www.context.cx)