FrontPage Sucks!

[littleheaven]

Yes, I know.  I should not be surprised.  It's okay, I guess, but since I'm about to re-design my website, and want to retain some of my sanity, I thought I'd ask if anyone knew of a really good, free WYSIWYG web publishing programme.  Something nice and user-friendly that requires no prior knowledge of HTML coding.  Anyone?  Bueller?

Comments

[astridv.livejournal.com]

When I need an html editor I use Phase 5, which is free, quick, easy to figure out - however it's not WYSIWYG, and it's in German (not sure if there's an English version).

Tracking this post, since I'd like to have a WYSIWIG one, too.

[littleheaven70.livejournal.com]

I've emailed you about this one!

[kaylynn.livejournal.com]

I'd say Dreamweaver - which technically isn't free but great programs like UTorrent make all the money go away. It's very much WYSIWYG plus it sort of helps you learn HTML when you put it in split graphic/html mode. I basically taught myself Dreamweaver for class - not hard to learn - even my mom uses it to maintain the site for the school she teaches at.

[littleheaven70.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the recommendation. I have Usenet, so no worries there ;o) *wanders off to try*

[inkbabies.livejournal.com]

Dreamweaver

[littleheaven70.livejournal.com]

There seems to be a theme developing here ;o) Thanks, sweetie!