Do any of you know where I can buy website design software with templates? I know about Frontpage...but is there any other website design software that offer templates??
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Macromedia Dreamweaver has a few, but it can be hundreds of bucks. Try searching the web for free templates.
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Do it in WYSIWYG mode rather than in code. Just make a take to make good looks, drag and drop, type, add hyperlinks and you're done.
Or you can get the web page wizard (file>new>web pages (at top)> web site wizard)...
Or you can get the web page wizard (file>new>web pages (at top)> web site wizard)...
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This may sound crazy but I have no idea what version of Word I am using. I hardly ever use Word but I do know how to use it. I am going to try it and see if it works. To upload the Word Webpage could I upload it via Frontpage??drfeelgood said:Really easy, actuallyWhich version of Word are you using?
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S Walch
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People actually use WORD for making websites!!!
are you CRAZY!!!
I could go into the extremely long list on why doing html in MSW is just so wrong..or you could take my advice:
Do it in notepad, using w3c compliant HTML (to be friendly to everyone out there who don't actually use IE for web browsing - I guarrentee if you make a site designed to work in IE it will only work in IE properly (well, how IE "likes" to display it))
Best place to learn HTML?
http://www.w3schools.com
Also learn CSS, XHTML and javascript whilst you're at it
People actually use WORD for making websites!!!
are you CRAZY!!!
I could go into the extremely long list on why doing html in MSW is just so wrong..or you could take my advice:
Do it in notepad, using w3c compliant HTML (to be friendly to everyone out there who don't actually use IE for web browsing - I guarrentee if you make a site designed to work in IE it will only work in IE properly (well, how IE "likes" to display it))
Best place to learn HTML?
http://www.w3schools.com
Also learn CSS, XHTML and javascript whilst you're at it
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What's wrong w/ word? Sure, it's not going to win "Website of the Year" but you can make a simple site with it.
Also, if you prefer, you can ftp your site to the web with Internet Explorer if your version of word won't publish.
Also, if you prefer, you can ftp your site to the web with Internet Explorer if your version of word won't publish.
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Webdesign software? God gave you some free when you were born, it's called your mind And then you have to go out and find websites to get the ideas (i.e. templates ) and then you use SciTE to make the site.
At least...that's how I'm doing it.
Now if you want to be lazy, get Frontpage 200x Express. It's one of the better frontpage products, because it doesn't have many features. Once you get into having extra features, Frontpage likes to stop being WYSIWYG and becomes more like What You See is Not What You're Going To Get No Matter How Hard You Try, Scream, Kick, Cry, Or Go Insane( WTSINWYGTGNMHHYTSKCOGI ).
Seriously now, if you have the skill, do it like the first paragraph. When you hand code the website and you know what you're doing then it becomes What You Read Is What You Get almost 100% of the time. It's usually painful, but if you code it right (CSS + PHP to make the site design as modular as possible ) it isn't so bad. At least it isn't as painful as dealing with Frontpage 200x, *shivers*.
And then you have to go out and find websites to get the ideas (i.e. templates ) and then you use SciTE to make the site.At least...that's how I'm doing it.
Now if you want to be lazy, get Frontpage 200x Express. It's one of the better frontpage products, because it doesn't have many features. Once you get into having extra features, Frontpage likes to stop being WYSIWYG and becomes more like What You See is Not What You're Going To Get No Matter How Hard You Try, Scream, Kick, Cry, Or Go Insane( WTSINWYGTGNMHHYTSKCOGI ).
Seriously now, if you have the skill, do it like the first paragraph. When you hand code the website and you know what you're doing then it becomes What You Read Is What You Get almost 100% of the time. It's usually painful, but if you code it right (CSS + PHP to make the site design as modular as possible ) it isn't so bad. At least it isn't as painful as dealing with Frontpage 200x, *shivers*.
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Totally agree with you S Walch!! I am the Sys Admin @ an ISP and we do sites Etc. too!
If you are planning on taking this seriously then try out a demo of Dreamweaver or something like that..
As far as templates go: just go to any website you like the look of and choose the "View" button in IE then choose "Source". From there just copy and paste the code into your HTMl editor...
Don't completely rip them off, but take a look at the code.. Change a few things etc etc...
If you are planning on taking this seriously then try out a demo of Dreamweaver or something like that..
As far as templates go: just go to any website you like the look of and choose the "View" button in IE then choose "Source". From there just copy and paste the code into your HTMl editor...
Don't completely rip them off, but take a look at the code.. Change a few things etc etc...
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ChristFollowers said:
windows has one built in, heres how to get to it:
click start > programs > accessories > notepad
OR
click start > run
type notepad.exe and press enter
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Heathen Dawn
Gesta Dei per Francos
Take this code snippet:
Save it as an *.html file, and work from there. Whatsoever cometh from WYSIWYG tools is of the evil one.
Code:
<!DOCTYPE html
PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="styles.css" type="text/css" />
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
</body>
</html>Save it as an *.html file, and work from there. Whatsoever cometh from WYSIWYG tools is of the evil one.
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HTML-kit is pretty good too, you get lots of freedom. The software is just like notepad, except a little dressed up and made easier. I still prefer notepad, but for all who want to get lazy and stuff, HTML-kit isn't too bad.
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for word, find out you edition by going help> about microsoft word and it will be at the top like this:
Microsoft (r) Word xxxx <-- this is it here.
Microsoft (r) Word xxxx <-- this is it here.
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I usually write websites on my webserver in Pico (a *nix text editor). The pages I've written were dynamic using PHP and MySql, so getting a decent WSIWYG editor to work prooperly for those pages is annoying. PHP rocks the cazbah. Although I do tend to use dream weaver to create a basic layout for the page, i.e. making a header and footer that is common between all pages.
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