Web page builder program? > FORUM > 85239.com Maricopa Arizona (AZ)

Subject: Web page builder program?

You are not authorized to post a reply.

Author

Messages

Pizzaking

Posts:229

08/08/2007 1:50 PM	Alert
Was gonna mess around with a website just for fun. I dinked around with publisher but everything is on the left sidee of the screen and I cant figure a way to fill up the screen. What programs are out there for beginners?

Pizzaking Wasnt a member 0 posts

fragile_anatomy User is Offline

Posts:214

08/08/2007 3:29 PM	Alert
Microsoft Frontpage is a decent "template" based program.

Trogdor!

Posts:294

08/08/2007 3:49 PM	Alert
Don't use Frontpage! It's WYSIWTF. I would suggest going to W3Schools first for some good tutorials. You'll be learning HTML in it's purest form. You really need to understand the basics and not use all of these "easy" editors (Frontpage, Dreamweaver, etc). For me, one of the best ways to edit a web page is with a good old text editor. I use Notepad++. My biggest complaint about other editors is that they end up producing a LOT of bloated code. It's a daily battle for me. I receive pages that are often written using an editor or saved as a web page from Word, and I constantly have to rewrite large sections just so that it looks right in different browsers, or doesn't conflict with our CSS. Anyway, just start with the basics. It will make future editing a lot easier.

fragile_anatomy User is Offline

Posts:214

08/08/2007 4:22 PM	Alert
I was just saying its the easiest template based builder thats all B. I know better.

Jason

Posts:3378

08/08/2007 5:00 PM	Alert
I can definitely recommend this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/ It's free, doesn't produce bloat and really is WYSIWYG.

Joined: Jul 2005

gizmo

Posts:167

08/09/2007 11:58 PM	Alert
I went to GoDaddy.com and bought my own domain name. They have a webservice with a program called website tonight. It works pretty well.

TPupAZ

Posts:23

08/10/2007 9:41 AM	Alert
php.net that is all <img src='http://www.85239.com/desktopmodules/ntforums/images/emoticons/wink.gif' height='20' width='20' border='0' title='Wink' align='absmiddle'>

ken

Posts:531

08/11/2007 1:58 AM	Alert
<div class='NTForums_Quote'> php.net that is all </div> <? $question = "Web page builder program?"; if ($answer == 'php.net') { $TPupAZ = 'A True Geek'; } ?>

"Knowledge is often mistaken for intelligence. This is like mistaking a cup of milk for a cow." -- Unknown

garion

Posts:66

08/12/2007 2:48 PM	Alert
<div class='NTForums_Quote'> Posted By ken on 08/11/2007 1:58 AM php.net that is all <? $question = "Web page builder program?"; if ($answer == 'php.net') { $TPupAZ = 'A True Geek'; } ?> </div> PHP? Geek? Amateur more like. I write my webservers and webpages using assembly. /master geek

ChiTownChick User is Offline

Posts:424

08/12/2007 6:07 PM	Alert
TPupAZ is the best.

ChiTownChick Senior Member Posts: 5241 Joined: Jul 2005 "Woke Up This Morning With A Wine Glass In My Hand "

ken

Posts:531

08/12/2007 7:08 PM	Alert
I write my webservers and webpages using assembly. Now that's funny.

"Knowledge is often mistaken for intelligence. This is like mistaking a cup of milk for a cow." -- Unknown

garion

Posts:66

08/12/2007 9:06 PM	Alert
<div class='NTForums_Quote'>Now that's funny.</div> Whats funny is that its true... Had a cheesy DOS app that my company wanted "web enabled".. It was a custom TCP stack on top of an NDIS driver.. So I had to modify the TCP stack (also written in assembly), and write a webserver.. Then had to write the code to generate the pages... Again, in assembly.. sigh Now I work in Python (and C/C++).. Much nicer.

You are not authorized to post a reply.

Forums > Lifestyle > Technology > Web page builder program?