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Old 08-14-2006, 10:25 AM   #26
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wysiwyg is stupid, If you can't code, you shouldn't be trying.
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Old 08-17-2006, 10:18 PM   #27
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wysiwyg is stupid, If you can't code, you shouldn't be trying.
Hmm not necessarily. Some people arent interested in the tech side, but would like a nice website.
There is always wordpress and CMS though, which is great if you cant code.
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Old 08-21-2006, 05:34 PM   #28
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wysiwyg is stupid, If you can't code, you shouldn't be trying.
That seems like a pretty silly thing to say. You have to start somewhere and using wysiwygs has helped me learn how to do some of the coding by hand. I wouldnt consider myself a programmer, but i dont want to be a programmer. Writing code is freakin boring.
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Old 10-09-2006, 02:20 AM   #29
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I use the editor from http://www.mpsoftware.dk/

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Old 10-09-2006, 12:02 PM   #30
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That seems like a pretty silly thing to say. You have to start somewhere and using wysiwygs has helped me learn how to do some of the coding by hand. I wouldnt consider myself a programmer, but i dont want to be a programmer. Writing code is freakin boring.
Maybe but HTML isn't exactly hard, all you basically have to do is put tags around things, I don't even consider it a proper programming language, it's a markup language.

Learning HTML might be a good way to learn to code, but you're not going to learn to code with a graphical editor that does all of the coding for you, you can't do that with something like PHP or PERL. If you think HTML is so hard that you need to use a graphical editor then you wont stand a chance with things like If statements
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Maybe but HTML isn't exactly hard, all you basically have to do is put tags around things, I don't even consider it a proper programming language, it's a markup language.
True, HTML is not a programming language because it does not provide a way to embed logic. There is no IF, THEN, OR, ELSE, FOR, DO, WHILE, etc...
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yeah ..HTML I think damn easy . I have learnt basic html in only one day. But the one thing I was got stuck in is CSS .

CSS is a bit complicate.
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CSS is a bit complicate.
Yeah it is, but all it takes is a little practice.

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And patience... CSS which works one way in IE will work a different way in Firefox and yet another way in Opera.
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I use Microsoft FrontPage to create my site but Macromedia Dreamweaver to add something FrontPage might not have, and sometimes the other way around. Macromedia Dreamweaver has some really good tools to correct simple code corrections. So I will use one to design, and the other to check or add features. I only wish I knew flash better, oh and I have a limited imagination, lol.
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One of the advantages of using those design tools is that you don't have to remember all of the kooky little browser bugs.

My friend Bret used WebStudio to build Incaption.

Bret is extremely sharp, but started with zero web development skills.

That is one heck of a web site for someone with no prior web development experience.

My web sites, for years, had two HTML tags: <pre> and </pre>. :lol:
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