HTML software

[kilz]

is there programs to help you with some of this????

[mipoikel]

Google is your friend.

There are tons of programs for webdesign. One of the easiest is Microsoft Frontpage(may not be the best).

Look also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTML_editors

[hyster]

dreamweaver is 1 of the best. ive used it for years.

[TilDeath]

FrontPage has been discontinued by MS it has been replaced since FrontPage makes garbage code.  Dreamweaver is a professional program from Adobe.  What are you trying to do, then some of us can guide you better. 

[Denholm]

is there programs to help you with some of this????

Some web-hosts also provide their own tools for helping you design your web-site. So you might not require web-design software.

Or if you're like me, you don't need code-generating software at all.


Hard-core notepad all the way!

[Fulmar]

I haven't looked into the HTML editor market for yeard since the industry standard is Dreamweaver (for the most part).  For someone wanting to put together a simple page, it may be overkill and over their knowledge.

[BaldEagl]

Back in the day I used to use Adobe PageMill... it was very easy to use but that was about 10 years ago.  Don't even know if they still make it.

[EDIT]  Looks like you can get it free here:  http://www.brothersoft.com/adobe-pagemill-download-9577.html

[MotleyCH]

Dreamweaver is the best, but will cost ya hundreds of dollars.

Try Trellian http://www.trellian.com/webpage/index.html

Then go to http://clantemplates.com/ to get some idea's for your site.

[kilz]

thanks guys i will look into some of these when i get a chance.


and all i am doing is making a new website however the new web host does not have HTML editing tools

again thanks for the input

[AirFlyer]

Dreamweaver is by far the best program out there right now for making any website, but as other have said it is also very expensive unfortunately.

Some web-hosts also provide their own tools for helping you design your web-site. So you might not require web-design software.

Or if you're like me, you don't need code-generating software at all.


Hard-core notepad all the way!

Haha, been forever since I used notepad to make anything HTML, used Dreamweaver a few times and don't think I could ever go back.

[Reschke]

I used Dreamweaver for several years working on my son's youth football organization website. Now we are using something else since I told them to go hire someone since I didn't have time for it anymore. Dreamweaver works great but for simple things don't spend the big time cash on it.

[Fulmar]

I used Dreamweaver for several years working on my son's youth football organization website. Now we are using something else since I told them to go hire someone since I didn't have time for it anymore. Dreamweaver works great but for simple things don't spend the big time cash on it.

Exactly.  Don't buy Photoshop if all you want to do is resize pictures.

[Sincraft]

type "open source html editor" in google and research.

For me, dreamweaver is what I would recommend.  You might be able to get an older version on ebay somewhere cheap.

S

[Ghosth]

http://www.download.com/Site-Studio/3000-10247_4-10297190.html

Site Studio 6--the complete desktop application for building rich content Web sites, with no HTML skills required. Create Web sites with professional design, easy to update and optimized for search engines.

Version 6 improves support for Windows Vista.

[OOZ662]

I got a program from CoffeeCup Software. A decent one, methinks. I didn't get to use it much, since my immediate use for it expired right after I bought it. Handy to have a round though.