[DUG] Website presentation

[John Bird]

Gary some years pointed me to NVU web editor, has good reviews for being 
close to W3 standards and open-sourced, I am using its successor KompoZer 
(NVU ceased development some years back, KompoZer is same with bug fixes and 
active).  WISIWG editor with css/edit HTML options built in.  Very good for 
standard static web sites.

Personally I use it for program help, because I can upload the same files to 
a website with no alterations, ie my local program help is HTML pages viewed 
in a browser.

KompoZer shares underlying code base with Mozilla and Thunderbird.

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=kompozer

for a fun way to find it. and community

or

http://kompozer.net/

to go straight to main web site.

Mind you, depending on what you want to do, google pagemaker and google 
sites (pagemakers sucessor) do pretty good all in one jobs, free hosting and 
no domain needed, also support raw HTML editing.  Haven't used sites myself, 
pagemaker has been good enough for me so far.

(For a simple example of Google pagemaker see 
http://jbclnz.googlepages.com/jbclcalc )

http://sites.google.com

At the other end of the spectrum there are lots of programmers editors with 
HTML syntax highlighting, such as EditPlus (pascal also built in too).

And of course if you can be a real man and use Notepad for all your web 
development.

John