Eucke Warren wrote:
At the risk of participating in a "My HTML Editor can beat up yours" thread...that's not true. There are a TON of HTML editors out there that are VERY simple to use and make your site useable quickly and easily. Frontpage is IMO the equivalent of using a Nuke to clear space in the forest to build a house. It's messy, it does far more than is needed and it has great potential for created unintended consequences. Just out of curiosity, have you googled or asked around for alternatives? Personally, I am a Macromedia Fan but that's just me. I've used a ton over the years....some better than others. Are you looking for Non-W3C compliant coding?
Well, maybe you can suggest a solution to /my/ problem. I opened an account with "IPowerWeb," which has some rudimentary web-site-building editors that function in a back-office fashion. However, they do allow the creation and editing of Web pages on my own hardware, and the publication of those pages to their server space. They have "Front Page" extensions, too--but I don't want to bother with MS Front Page if I don't have to.
Should I just stick with the back-office editing tools that IPowerWeb provides? And if I find that those don't do enough for me, what sort of editor do you recommend?
Temlakos
PS: IPowerWeb uses FreeBSD as their server OS. It's not exactly Linux, but if I understand correctly, it's close.
