On Jun 19, 2012, at 12:28 PM, Roger Howard wrote: > The question is, why is she coding regularly when she run's *a* site? Is it > because she's adding new functionality, or does she have to edit HTML simply > to update her content? > > If it's the latter, then I suspect what she needs isn't a better editor, but > a decent CMS that will obviate the need to edit HTML on any regular basis. > > -R
She learned how to code to do her business web page. And she does not enjoy it, and, in her words, she's lazy. She doesn't need to add functionality. Just update content (music, video, photos, text). I don't know what CMS means. (Content management…script?) But right now she uses an old windows machine to do her html because she says she knows of nothing for mac. So, although she wants a WYSIWYG solution, I'm inclined to think that something like BBedit and some sort of software or script that will help her to simply drag and drop updates might be best. I hope that helps to clarify her needs and wants. She will be occasionally adding new pages, and she'd rather do that the quickest and easiest way for someone who really knows very little about web site management and creation. As always, thanks guys. I'd still like to hear what the best WYSIWYG app for web site creation and management is. And learn whether she can import her old html. I'd also learn more about this CMS you speak of. Jeff _______________________________________________ Osx-nutters mailing list [email protected] http://lists.tit-wank.com/mailman/listinfo/osx-nutters
