January 29th, 2010 | 
Author: i created the first four pages of my website with notepad and straight html coding, I’m tired now of the tedious encoding and want to use a WYSIWYG editor to finish my site but i don’t know much about them. i need one that can create multiple pages along a set template/style with tables, graphics/ links and html style control. any suggestions?
Dreamweaver is the best if you’ve got the funds for it -but there’s an add on for firefox called codetech, which has some of the same features.
and it is of course free, and loads right in the browser.
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Use Dreamweaver for attractive pages and Frontpage for simpler and easy to create pages
you can find download link on sites like
http://apps.katz.cd
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I like Dreamweaver and use that in my day-to-day site design. You can design in the wysiwyg editor, and easily change to the coding tab to fine-tune the page if you like.
Your templates can be stored as Snippets in Dreamweaver so you can simply double-click it to drop it into a new page and then customize it.
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Years of experience with Dreamweaver.
Dreamweaver is the best if you’ve got the funds for it -but there’s an add on for firefox called codetech, which has some of the same features.
and it is of course free, and loads right in the browser.
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bluehost is rubbish, go to coffeecup.com and check out thier editor its pretty good, frontpage is no good as it produces bad code so yea, try that or just have a look on Google
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