I want to know the BEST WYSIWYG editor. I had a nice site created and I would like to update it. (See sig. for website) However, I don't know HTML so I need a good website design software to edit it. What do you recommend for PC?
Well, I have used http://www.arachnoid.com/arachnophilia/ before, and it worked pretty well for me. It looks like the have done some updating since I last used it, but it still looks good. It is also free, so check it out.
Dreamweaver hands down. Avoid Expression Web, no support for PHP (I think ver 2 beta is supporting it tho). There's so cheaper ones and even free ones that are decent, but Dreamweaver has by far the most support and extension development.
thanks. I guess I'll pick up dreamweaver. Since I work fulltime I would like something web based so I can change/update content while I am at work. Any good reconnendations on a good PHP wysiwyg online editor?
As far as I am aware, you cannot have a WYSIWYG PHP editor, it simply makes no sense. I also wouldn't recommend Dreamweaver for you, the code it produces is trash......not to mention the price tag. If you really need a WYSIWYG editor then I would suggest that you look at NVU.
I have used dreamweaver for so long that I just have to suggest it. True some of the code it produces is crap, but there are alot of free places on the internet that can clean it up pretty good.
You could always edit your site with Contribute at work. Seamless integration with Dreamweaver. Or if you're using a database, build a small CMS with a WYSIWYG editor like iRite or FCKeditor that allows you edit your pages within your browser.
Any suggestion for build a website design which software is most encourage to use for website design?
I always advise that you learn HTML/CSS and code your websites by hand, but otherwise, you can use many of the online site builders.
Did you search this forum? There are thousands of thread and millions of reply. Why add another thread when you have your answer available, Don't be lazy, sometime use the search option which works great thus save everyone's time and space of DP.
Think of it like designing a car... I'm quite capable of drawing a nice(ish) looking car on a napkin. Drawing a car does not make it a car. Same with websites. Drawing a website does not make it a website. Use whatever software you feel comfortable with to DESIGN your site. Pencils, crayons, Photoshop, GIMP, chalk, whatever. When it comes to actually building it, you need to know how to write code. You can write code with a stick and some wet sand. Doesn't really matter what application you use.