On Jun 19, 2012, at 4:42 PM, Roger Howard wrote: > > On Jun 19, 2012, at 1:27 PM, Jeffrey Hergan wrote: > >> Does bbedit or coda do that? > > Coda can, kinda/sorta. Coda has a built in browser for previewing, but it's > not directly integrated into the source editor. But the Web preview has a > version of the Developer Tools (like in Safari and Chrome) which can be used > to debug a page. > > The closest thing to what you're asking for is Dreamweaver - it's Code and > Design views are integrated, so, for example, if you select an image or a > table in the Design view, and then switch to the Code view, your selection > will show you the relevant code. Still, this is *not* a solution for every > day updating of a site; no one works that way anymore. > > I still think she (and you, if she's asking for advice) are going about this > completely the wrong way. Like Lewis said - install Wordpress. Migrate her > site. Never have her look at a line of code again if you're just updating > content, adding/deleting pages, etc.
She's not very tech savvy, though she's wicked smart. I'm pretty far behind the curve myself, as I haven't done anything with a web site in many years. I'll head over to Wordpress's site and read up on it. I saw something about minimum requirements for the web hosting service, but I'm guessing that won't be an issue if it's so popular. I recently purchased a domain name (asshattery.org) and I'm going to create a personal site there. Can I build a site from the ground up with Wordpress? Seems like they have templates and whatnot, so I'm guessing 'yes.' Maybe I'll use it first then walk her through it. Or…maybe I can just do it for her from my machine? To get it installed and set up? Thank you.
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