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I actually just had one made. It's a what-you-see-is-what-you-get editor content management system that I had made -specifically- for
a) English majors (like myself)
b) working with HTML templates, css, etc.
If you're new to building websites, I HIGHLY recommend you go grab some good templates (SandalMaker has a box you can type in up to 30 characters to describe the kind of template you're looking for, and it will search for "your words" + "HTML template" for you!)
Right now this is freeware. I had it coded so that I could brand it and get my company's name out there. Check it out already!
But I'll take a donation if you like it and feel like handing me a few bucks!
The Cap'n
a) English majors (like myself)
b) working with HTML templates, css, etc.
If you're new to building websites, I HIGHLY recommend you go grab some good templates (SandalMaker has a box you can type in up to 30 characters to describe the kind of template you're looking for, and it will search for "your words" + "HTML template" for you!)
Right now this is freeware. I had it coded so that I could brand it and get my company's name out there. Check it out already!
But I'll take a donation if you like it and feel like handing me a few bucks!
The Cap'n
1. download a bittorrent client
2. find dreamweaver torrent
3. download
success!
also nettuts.com is pretty good, as is webdesignbasic
2. find dreamweaver torrent
3. download
success!
also nettuts.com is pretty good, as is webdesignbasic
Seriously Though
w3schools.com is probably the best place to start, if you have absolutely no knowledge of html.
NVU is a free .html editor that a lot of people use. I knwo some people that really like XSitePro, too.
Or you could just go the uber-easy route and use WordPress. Any hosting that has Cpanel, should have an easy install of the WP software. There's not much of a learning curve, it's easy to do just about everything, and there are about a zillion different templates you can use to make your site look like something.
Hope this helps more than a dick in the ass. :jester:
w3schools.com is probably the best place to start, if you have absolutely no knowledge of html.
NVU is a free .html editor that a lot of people use. I knwo some people that really like XSitePro, too.
Or you could just go the uber-easy route and use WordPress. Any hosting that has Cpanel, should have an easy install of the WP software. There's not much of a learning curve, it's easy to do just about everything, and there are about a zillion different templates you can use to make your site look like something.
Hope this helps more than a dick in the ass. :jester:
I agree with cap'n. w3schools is the place to start learning html. They virtually hold you by the hand and walk you through the whole process. Another quick method I used when learning html was to 'view source' of site I liked. It will give you some ideas of what you would like on your site.
BTW, I have that most wysiwyg editors are not very good. Learn basic html to make editing your sites much quicker in the future.
BTW, I have that most wysiwyg editors are not very good. Learn basic html to make editing your sites much quicker in the future.
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