Web page authoring software

**Shiori** · November 6th, 2001

ok, im planning ahead for the long Christmas break, and i'm thinking of creating and putting up a website. what's a good webpage proggy? I have frontpage here, is that good enough? or are there better programs out there?

Enigma1982 · November 6th, 2001

Front Page is good one.If you skillful on frontpage so use it.
BTW What webpage do you creating ???

**Ryos** · November 6th, 2001

EditPlus is the only web page authoring software I've used.

Notepad is pretty good, too, but it gets annoying with longer stuff.

I'm moving this to the web development forum, since it is about web development.

Gk1986 · November 6th, 2001

i use notepad.

Death Metal · November 6th, 2001

I use notepad as well, though I like Frontpage very much. Also, Dreamweaver 3 lives in my heart! :love:

Death Metal · November 6th, 2001

PS.: you guys are going to kick my butt, but I pretty prefer the Frontpage Express (the one which comes along with IE4) the the newer and enhanced versions...

**Shiori** · November 6th, 2001

Quote:

Originally posted by Ryos
I'm moving this to the web development forum, since it is about web development.

oh...ehehehe, i forgot about the new sections.

Enigma1982 · November 6th, 2001

Ehh......
A little bit out topic but.............
Did frontpage 2002 (Is it release yet???) or 2001 support file with .php format ???
I don't want change extension everytime I update a webpage
Sure FP98 not support...............

November 6th, 2001

I used to use FP for making some of my more complicated layouts back in the day, but I only use editplus now.

**kairi00** · November 6th, 2001

Notepad, UltraEdit-32, or DreamWeaver when I'm doing some fancy layouts n' all that.

**Prafull** · November 6th, 2001

If you are an expert at html and all other so called languages and stuff then use notepad and if not then use dreamweaver or frontpage.
I use frontpage now a days but I am not sure all the web hosts support uploading pages using frontpage(mine surely does).

rio · November 6th, 2001

- Dreamweaver 3
- First Page 2001 (freeware and powerful)

**Shiori** · November 6th, 2001

I need one that's suited for beginners like me.

So where do i get FirstPage2001? and is EditPlus retail software? Who made it? :confused:

**Thorgal** · November 6th, 2001

This is usually a personal thing, so it might be best to quickly try all of 'em. My opinion about the most common ones:

- Notepad: good, but no extended replace etc. functions, and I've had times when all the code formatting got lost :/

- Editplus: I used this one for a while, has a lot of good features and may be the best choice when you want to avoid WYSIWYG. For some reason I switched back to Homesite however..

- Homesite: similar to Editplus, but it's more of a a web editor rather than the notepad-ish look 'n feel you get when using EditPlus. Both have the features I need (code formatting/coloring, extended replace etc.), HS has additional stuff I usually don't use and I sometimes get memory probs with it. Don't ask why I don't switch back to Editplus though, I just got used to the look 'n feel of HS (4.5) and it has all the stuff I need, so I'm satisfied.

- Dreamweaver: never liked it, its features don't interest me and the GUI doesn't really fit for a html editor imho...

- GoLive! : same story as Dreamweaver. That's the problem with all those company-copyrighted GUIs they put in all the programs the develop..

- Frontpage: last I used was '98, which was WYSIWYG and sucked in pure html.. the new version supposedly is a lot better, haven't bothered to check it out though.

Well, that's all....

November 6th, 2001

I use notepad and paint shop pro for the graphics...

Then again, my site's not the greatest ever either, but it works

404 · November 6th, 2001

Dreamtheater is the best

rio · November 6th, 2001

Quote:

Originally posted by Keiichi
I need one that's suited for beginners like me.

So where do i get FirstPage2001? and is EditPlus retail software? Who made it? :confused:

first page 2001 ?
you can get it on http://www.evrsoft.com/

you can choose between 3 primary development modes (easy/expert/hardcore).

rio · November 6th, 2001

btw, i'm currently build my homepage about epsxe
wait and let see what dreamweaver and first page 2001 can do

rio · November 6th, 2001

the homepage is finished, look at this thread :
http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthre...&threadid=7005

Nezzar · November 6th, 2001

I prefer Proton3. But it's german so not many here will be able to use it.
It's kinda notepad but with much more functions.
Here's the link if you speak german (or if you just want to see it).
Proton also comes with the great ability of syntax highlighting. I wrote all my Perl-Scripts with this editor.
There's also another HTML-Editor there available. Check it out.

November 6th, 2001	#1 (permalink)
Shiori :3 Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Seoul, South Korea Posts: 10,116	Web page authoring software ok, im planning ahead for the long Christmas break, and i'm thinking of creating and putting up a website. what's a good webpage proggy? I have frontpage here, is that good enough? or are there better programs out there? __________________ "...And when I finally meet you again, I want to ask you - have you found what you were looking for? Because that's what I felt you were doing, all these years. And I want to hear you answer, "Yes, I have, thank you for asking," and we'll be together again, until the end of our days..."

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Ryos Revenger of Vengeance Join Date: May 2001 Location: Nowhere Posts: 11,250	EditPlus is the only web page authoring software I've used. Notepad is pretty good, too, but it gets annoying with longer stuff. I'm moving this to the web development forum, since it is about web development. __________________ Sanity is overrated.

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Death Metal Fool Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: South Town Posts: 1,771	I use notepad as well, though I like Frontpage very much. Also, Dreamweaver 3 lives in my heart! :love: __________________ "It sure is pleasurable to live your dreams as long as possible, but reality sure has a way of jolting you to your senses eventually."

November 6th, 2001	#6 (permalink)
Death Metal Fool Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: South Town Posts: 1,771	PS.: you guys are going to kick my butt, but I pretty prefer the Frontpage Express (the one which comes along with IE4) the the newer and enhanced versions... __________________ "It sure is pleasurable to live your dreams as long as possible, but reality sure has a way of jolting you to your senses eventually."

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kairi00 Puchiko-nyu! Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: 49° 11' N 123° 10' W Posts: 2,854	Notepad, UltraEdit-32, or DreamWeaver when I'm doing some fancy layouts n' all that. __________________ "Not every ejaculation deserves a name." --- George Carlin

November 6th, 2001	#2 (permalink)
Enigma1982 Do not Disturb Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Bangkok,Thailand Posts: 1,808	Front Page is good one.If you skillful on frontpage so use it. BTW What webpage do you creating ???

November 6th, 2001	#4 (permalink)
Gk1986 Bringer Of Destruction Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 3,716	i use notepad.

November 6th, 2001	#8 (permalink)
Enigma1982 Do not Disturb Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Bangkok,Thailand Posts: 1,808	Ehh...... A little bit out topic but............. Did frontpage 2002 (Is it release yet???) or 2001 support file with .php format ??? I don't want change extension everytime I update a webpage Sure FP98 not support...............

November 6th, 2001	#9 (permalink)
Keith Guest Posts: n/a	I used to use FP for making some of my more complicated layouts back in the day, but I only use editplus now.

November 6th, 2001	#11 (permalink)
Prafull Administrator, PCSX2 tester Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: India Posts: 638	If you are an expert at html and all other so called languages and stuff then use notepad and if not then use dreamweaver or frontpage. I use frontpage now a days but I am not sure all the web hosts support uploading pages using frontpage(mine surely does).

November 6th, 2001	#12 (permalink)
rio Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: my locked room, watch some ... Posts: 168	- Dreamweaver 3 - First Page 2001 (freeware and powerful) __________________ wait a minute :sad:

November 6th, 2001	#13 (permalink)
Shiori :3 Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Seoul, South Korea Posts: 10,116	I need one that's suited for beginners like me. So where do i get FirstPage2001? and is EditPlus retail software? Who made it? :confused: __________________ "...And when I finally meet you again, I want to ask you - have you found what you were looking for? Because that's what I felt you were doing, all these years. And I want to hear you answer, "Yes, I have, thank you for asking," and we'll be together again, until the end of our days..."

November 6th, 2001	#14 (permalink)
Thorgal Administrator Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 323	This is usually a personal thing, so it might be best to quickly try all of 'em. My opinion about the most common ones: - Notepad: good, but no extended replace etc. functions, and I've had times when all the code formatting got lost :/ - Editplus: I used this one for a while, has a lot of good features and may be the best choice when you want to avoid WYSIWYG. For some reason I switched back to Homesite however.. - Homesite: similar to Editplus, but it's more of a a web editor rather than the notepad-ish look 'n feel you get when using EditPlus. Both have the features I need (code formatting/coloring, extended replace etc.), HS has additional stuff I usually don't use and I sometimes get memory probs with it. Don't ask why I don't switch back to Editplus though, I just got used to the look 'n feel of HS (4.5) and it has all the stuff I need, so I'm satisfied. - Dreamweaver: never liked it, its features don't interest me and the GUI doesn't really fit for a html editor imho... - GoLive! : same story as Dreamweaver. That's the problem with all those company-copyrighted GUIs they put in all the programs the develop.. - Frontpage: last I used was '98, which was WYSIWYG and sucked in pure html.. the new version supposedly is a lot better, haven't bothered to check it out though. Well, that's all.... __________________ - Thorgal // Design guru of NGEmu and Emuforums AthlonXP2200+, 768MB DDR333, Radeon 9700Pro, LG 915FT+, 130gb HD You think Emuforums looks a bit messy? Don't blame me!

November 6th, 2001	#15 (permalink)
Samor Guest Posts: n/a	I use notepad and paint shop pro for the graphics... Then again, my site's not the greatest ever either, but it works

November 6th, 2001	#16 (permalink)
404 Ultraman Agent Join Date: May 2001 Location: 0101001111010110101001 Posts: 680	Dreamtheater is the best __________________ = hah hah hah! I'm back! not! = --- Last edited by 404 on 09-09-99 at 06:66 AM

November 6th, 2001	#18 (permalink)
rio Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: my locked room, watch some ... Posts: 168	btw, i'm currently build my homepage about epsxe wait and let see what dreamweaver and first page 2001 can do __________________ wait a minute :sad:

November 6th, 2001	#19 (permalink)
rio Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: my locked room, watch some ... Posts: 168	the homepage is finished, look at this thread : http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthre...&threadid=7005 __________________ wait a minute :sad:

November 6th, 2001	#20 (permalink)
Nezzar NSBQ nut Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: .de Posts: 1,208	I prefer Proton3. But it's german so not many here will be able to use it. It's kinda notepad but with much more functions. Here's the link if you speak german (or if you just want to see it). Proton also comes with the great ability of syntax highlighting. I wrote all my Perl-Scripts with this editor. There's also another HTML-Editor there available. Check it out. __________________ Bred for its skills in magic Last edited by Nezzar; November 6th, 2001 at 14:09.

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