(78)I want to learn how to put together simple (very simple) websites for myself, but I have no idea where to start. Right now I just want to play around with some sort of web toolkit or somesuch, but all I have is iWeb, which hasn't really been letting me stray too far from it's built-in templates.
Any suggestions?
My Website: KenmoreThompson.com
You will always be able to tell the Newfoundlanders in Heaven; they’ll be the ones who want to go home.
~John Crosbie
Dreamweaver for the more simpler to advanced stuff... Netscape Composer was the first one I ever did, I dunno if there's something comparable these days (NC was from 1996-1999 or so)
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W3Schools Online Web Tutorials is my reference of choice. It has everything. Although it might be a tad overwhelming if you are horribly unfamiliar with doing handwork. It's still the best site around though.
My quick Google-Fu says Rapidweaver or iWeb for OSX, KompoZer or Artisteer for Windows.
--Patrick
I just tried Kompozer on some of my existing pages. YYYYYYYYYYYUUUUUUUUCCCCCCCCKKKKK! Sorry PatrThom, but I HATED that thing! It bwoke my page all to pieces.
Trying Artisteer next.
(107)What Ame said. That and a copy of Xemacs.
So no pirates means no swag and no swag means no grog.
And we're getting dangerously low on grog.
If you can pop for $25 that will give you a months worth of full access to lynda.com, which is basically a video tutorial site for learning to hand code HTML and CSS among a million other topics. They have free previews too, so.
Fade likes stuff. Unfortunately for him, he's the Hitler of liking things.
Heh. Never used either one, Google just suggested them when I asked for easy web design progs. I'm unlikely to need any kind of web design tools for at least another year, so I have no personal experience. Every webpage I've ever coded has been in a text editor doing raw HTML, and none of them have ever been very complicated.Originally Posted by Matt˛
--Patrick
(78)Thanks guys. I'll be checking some of these out in the next week.
My Website: KenmoreThompson.com
You will always be able to tell the Newfoundlanders in Heaven; they’ll be the ones who want to go home.
~John Crosbie
As a web developer, I wish I could help. But I went pretty much straight from coding in notepad to coding asp/aspx pages. For straight html, I still use a text editor. I've never much liked any of the wysiwyg editors I've tried. I even use the source code tab in .NET instead of their wysiwyg editor. heh
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