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Remember Dreamweaver?
I used to use Dreamweaver before Adobe bought it and fucked it to pieces. Can anyone recommend a good HTML editor with WYSIWYG capabilities? I'm looking at Coffeecup HTML editor but maybe there is something else out there a little more similar to Dreamweaver. Also I know how to use notepad and do it the hard way but I'm lazy these days.
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Dreamweaver is my favorite
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The browser for linux "sea monkey" has an editor that i like.
Edit: it seems to exist for windows |
When I first started coding in PHP many many years ago, i was using Dreamweaver because I could switch to WYSIWYG editor to make tables (this is back in the day before CSS became popular). I didn't realize there was things that were so much better.
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Oh, Dreamweaver, good old times :)
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Is there actually a decent WYSIWYG editor that generates efficient responsive CSS?
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Never used it but it does remind me of an old song?
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I've still got macromedia dreamweaver 8 on my mac :)
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OK I guess thats not true ! It appears to have uninstalled itself ! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
I guess that's the downside of paying for a full copy - they can disable it at their end. Had I used a downloaded 'cracked' copy, I'd still be able to use it today... Hmmmm :2 cents:
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I loved Dreamweaver. I'm way more dependent on developers since Adobe ruined it.
I also loved ImageReady. |
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Remember Dreamweaver? LOL. I remember Frontpage.
I still use Dreamweaver in the event I need to do some HTML. Not often these days. |
Think it was one of the first software i used...
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We have several clients that still use Dreamweaver.
The real question: who still remembers AOL Press? :1orglaugh That's how I learned HTML and built my very first Metallica fan site! |
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But I also remembered that i cunt a4d Frontpage... :( So I used Frontpage Express what was free... :2 cents: |
I used Composer in Netscape at some stage as well. Adobe royally fucked Dreamweaver for sure, much as I love Photoshop they could not get their website creation stuff right - dare I say 'Go Live' ... what another piece of shit, even Frontpage had the edge on that one.
I honestly fucking hate WP and that seems what I'm stuck with now, much as I'd rather work with something like Dreamweaver as well and just 'tweak' where required. |
There is blue fish or something out there. Unfortunately, Dreamweaver was the best for WYSIWYG.
You should try Apache Netbeans. Its not WYSIWYG but one hell of a good IDE, much better than notepad with structure and color coding. There are a few plug ins you can apply to make forms and a few other HTML related items easier. I have been using it for years now. I just recently upgraded to the newest version, I was using the older 8.2 Oracle version which was flawless... Apache took it over and their latest version seems to be pretty stable. I did import my 8.2 settings and have been happy with it. |
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good old days
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Yesssss old times....
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WTF people!
It takes two weeks to learn all of HTML; but you spent 20 years fucking with dumb shit instead. I agree that it's more complicated when you add CSS and javascript; but you had 20 fucking years already! I'm not saying you should be a developer like myself; but don't call me because your banner link goes to the wrong paysite. :2 cents: |
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Did someone call you because their banner link went to the wrong paysite? |
everytime I try to use the current version of Dreamweaver I want to scream at my computer
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Unfortunately macromedia dreamweaver is not supported on macOS since Catalina. Now I use Brackets.
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If you are using windows and making static pages, this program is decent.
https://www.xara.com/us/designer-pro/ A lot of control over the layout of the page, basically put things where you want, the software re-writes all the code to make it view properly. For this reason, edinging these pages outside of the program is very difficult. It comes packed with a bunch of effects and add-ons to allow some really nice layouts. Easier to get around the responsive design, all sites start to look alike, framework. Again, I would only recommend this if you are making static sites. :winkwink::thumbsup |
$400 and I bought a copy from a college student for half price or less. Students got the discount price. I never used it and sold it.
Hot Dog Pro was my HTML tutor. I learned it from the program and never used it again. The good old days! |
Anybody ever used coffeecup html editor? I've still got a copy of the last Dreamweaver before the adobe shits ruined it. On my main machine it won't run unless I close Chrome browser. But then neither will CuteFTP. I'm going to install it on fresh machine and see if I can get a few more miles out of it. After all, html hasn't changed all that much has it?
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Wow, haven't thought about Dreamweaver in years!
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I remember when HTML 4 came out. We were all so excited. haha
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Isn't everything designed in Bootstrap now? Responsive designs etc?
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As well as one called HotDog Express I think it was. |
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Everyone had the same 14 inch screen - So much easier!.. |
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I uninstalled mine, i'm using Brackets now. :)
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What is even more scary, a la cart software. There is a company, Reallusion, has reasonable software prices, but the needed plug-ins will break you! I swear in the past 2 months i dropped over 3k with this company and still cannot do full body animation. Need the mocap gear and the plug-ins for that... another 2-3k will be needed :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh |
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