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**mairving** · 10-17-2001, 08:49 PM

Ouch, wouldn't stick Adobe GoLive anywhere near the top with it's code bloat. Dreamweaver is a far better WYSIWYG editor in my opinion.

CroniC , back to your question. You really have a couple of different options. You can use a WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet editor like the one's mentioned above or you can code by hand or somewhere in between. To code by hand, you could use Notepad or any text editor or other fancier editors like TextPad and Homesite. HTML is not a hard language to learn. The toughest part comes with learning how to place images & text where you want them on a page.

For a tutorial, the one above is good as or others, although I kind of like HTML Goodies. I would also recommend that you get the O'Reilly book, WebDesign in a Nutshell. It is a great book for tips, tutorials and reference.

10-17-2001, 08:49 PM	#6
mairving Staff Premium Member Join Date: Jul 1999 Location: Arlington, TN Posts: 5,538	Ouch, wouldn't stick Adobe GoLive anywhere near the top with it's code bloat. Dreamweaver is a far better WYSIWYG editor in my opinion. CroniC , back to your question. You really have a couple of different options. You can use a WhatYouSeeIsWhatYouGet editor like the one's mentioned above or you can code by hand or somewhere in between. To code by hand, you could use Notepad or any text editor or other fancier editors like TextPad and Homesite. HTML is not a hard language to learn. The toughest part comes with learning how to place images & text where you want them on a page. For a tutorial, the one above is good as or others, although I kind of like HTML Goodies. I would also recommend that you get the O'Reilly book, *WebDesign in a Nutshell*. It is a great book for tips, tutorials and reference. __________________ Want to Make $$$$ with your Computer? No Risk! Simply press shift-4 four times in a row