• Software
  • None Music question about Web Editor/publisher.
2015/05/29 13:59:44
Wookiee
Could any of you suggest a good Web site editing software, preferably cheep or better free as it is not something I do often but my Web site is in need of modernisation.
 
Thanks
2015/05/29 15:24:20
Jim Roseberry
What type of site?
E-commerce involved?
2015/05/30 04:04:33
synkrotron
Hi Wookiee,
 
It's been a while since I've used a website editor. I suppose it all depends on what you want to do, as Jim is asking.
 
In the past I've only used simple WYSIWYG editors and then I've used something like Flash to embellish.
 
The last free editor I used was First Page, one of the many "open source" software tools. It was okay, as best as I can remember, for my simple needs at least.
 
I'd check out this list on Wikipedia :-
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTML_editors
 
cheers
 
andy
2015/06/02 11:13:35
Wookiee
Thanks Peeps sorry for being late in replying been busy with other things, I will check the link Andy and no e-commerce for me Jim just my studio web site.
 
Thanks again all.
2015/06/02 11:19:25
pwalpwal
get a kid/nephew/niece to do it ;-)
2015/06/02 11:23:53
TerraSin
Use a CMS or Content Management System like Wordpress. It'll make your life so much easier.
2015/06/02 12:44:39
DRanck
+1 on Wordpress. You'll need it installed on your web server. There is a ton of support for working with Wordpress on the web.
 
Another alternative is something like Wix (http://www.wix.com/) or Squarespace (http://www.squarespace.com/ ). They both have really easy to use WYSIWYG editors and include hosting. They can both be relatively inexpensive.
 
Just some ideas....
2015/06/02 15:36:23
bitflipper
Gee, you mean there are alternatives to Notepad?
2015/06/02 16:44:08
MachineClaw
Notepad / MS Word.  I never do anything fancy, just hyperlinks and formatting.
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