Re: [newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations
On Sun, 20 Feb 2000, you wrote: I have used Webmaker, Coffee Cup, which is shareware, and asWedit. Coffee Cup is pretty good kind of like Homesite. Webmaker is decent, August is ok and asWedit makes a good basic editor. Haven't tried Bluefish but this is the one everyone seems to like Jeanette - Original Message - From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but I had the same problem of having used PageMill 3 and wanting to do a pure linux web page last week. I've downloaded and installed Bluefish which is a very good html editor. One problem was that I've always used a WYSIWYG program. Having created a basic page I then thought about Netscape Composer, re-opened page in that and played some more. I've used gFTP to upload rather than Netscape. My initial page is very basic and is on the link below - opens ok in Netscape. Hope this helps -- Regards John the Nadger http://www.nadger.uklinux.net
[newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations
Hey y'all, I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but if I could learn to use a Linux html editor, I might just be able to remove all traces of M$ from my machine. I would like to know what y'all prefer. I've seen Webmaker, Bluefish, Coffee Cup, and KDreamsite. Haven't tried anything just yet, so I would like to get your thoughts...where should I start? Which is the easiest to use for a guy coming from Page Mill? Which offers the best features? Thanks in advance for your input! Lance
Re: [newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations
On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, you wrote: Hey y'all, I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but if I could learn to use a Linux html editor, I might just be able to remove all traces of M$ from my machine. I would like to know what y'all prefer. I've seen Webmaker, Bluefish, Coffee Cup, and KDreamsite. Haven't tried anything just yet, so I would like to get your thoughts...where should I start? Which is the easiest to use for a guy coming from Page Mill? Which offers the best features? Thanks in advance for your input! Lance Other then the typical HTML editors the only graphical ones like Page Mill I have found is Coffee Cup. Inside Office5.1 there's one that not bad, I've played with it a few times. Or you could use Composer inside Navigator. The fonts sometimes appear a different size going from one to the other depending upon what program you use. I would recommend viewing the finished product and both win and linux before uploading to your web page. When the font size differs it changes the placement of everything. I guess another reason to use real HTML editors. Maybe someone can explain why the fonts change depending on the program you use or view it in. Speaking of Coffee Cup did you have any trouble loading that program. For some reason it didn't work for me. Got to the graphical install wizard, hit the next button and the program disappears into never never land? John. --- Linux, Win, DOS,- also known as the Good, the Bad and the Ugly! --- Contentment - is not the fulfillment of what you want, but the realization of how much you already have. ---
Re: [newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations
I use emacs... DvB On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Lance Borden wrote: Hey y'all, I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but if I could learn to use a Linux html editor, I might just be able to remove all traces of M$ from my machine. I would like to know what y'all prefer. I've seen Webmaker, Bluefish, Coffee Cup, and KDreamsite. Haven't tried anything just yet, so I would like to get your thoughts...where should I start? Which is the easiest to use for a guy coming from Page Mill? Which offers the best features? Thanks in advance for your input! Lance
Re: [newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations
I have used Webmaker, Coffee Cup, which is shareware, and asWedit. Coffee Cup is pretty good kind of like Homesite. Webmaker is decent, August is ok and asWedit makes a good basic editor. Haven't tried Bluefish but this is the one everyone seems to like Jeanette - Original Message - From: David van Balen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2000 10:28 AM Subject: Re: [newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations I use emacs... DvB On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Lance Borden wrote: Hey y'all, I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but if I could learn to use a Linux html editor, I might just be able to remove all traces of M$ from my machine. I would like to know what y'all prefer. I've seen Webmaker, Bluefish, Coffee Cup, and KDreamsite. Haven't tried anything just yet, so I would like to get your thoughts...where should I start? Which is the easiest to use for a guy coming from Page Mill? Which offers the best features? Thanks in advance for your input! Lance
Re: [newbie] HTML Editor Recommendations
I like Bluefish. It reminds me of Homesite. CoffeeCup is pretty good too. I suggest you download both and just see which one you like the best. I'd have to say I still like Homesite more than either of them, but they do a decent job of being a good HTML editor. I'm looking for an HTML Editor for Linux. I used Page Mill in 'doze, but if I could learn to use a Linux html editor, I might just be able to remove all traces of M$ from my machine. I would like to know what y'all prefer. I've seen Webmaker, Bluefish, Coffee Cup, and KDreamsite. Haven't tried anything just yet, so I would like to get your thoughts...where should I start? Which is the easiest to use for a guy coming from Page Mill? Which offers the best features? Thanks in advance for your input! Lance -- Anthony Huereca http://m3000.1wh.com Press any key to continue and any other key to quit
