Happy Back To Work Monday

sue-fl · 2006-03-27, 12:34 PM

Morning! I'm going to be pulling my hair out all day! I got three different website makers or what ever you call them. I'm a frontpage lover as it's so damn easy. Well I worked with them most of the night and got no where

Here are the three I got: Namo 2006, Homesite 5+ and Dreamweaver 8. Any suggestions on what one would be easiest to figure out??? Damn I hate changes!!

Have a great Monday all!

Surfn · 2006-03-27, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by sue-fl

Morning! I'm going to be pulling my hair out all day! I got three different website makers or what ever you call them. I'm a frontpage lover as it's so damn easy. Well I worked with them most of the night and got no where

Here are the three I got: Namo 2006, Homesite 5+ and Dreamweaver 8. Any suggestions on what one would be easiest to figure out??? Damn I hate changes!!

Have a great Monday all!

Use FP to make your page then click the html tab at the bottom and go in and edit all the junk

That's what I did for a year or so. I never tired anything.

sue-fl · 2006-03-27, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Surfn

Use FP to make your page then click the html tab at the bottom and go in and edit all the junk

That's what I did for a year or so. I never tired anything.

Good idea Surfn! I noticed that in FP it's adding shit in with my sponsor link that isn't supposed to be there. I wonder if that has anything to do with sales

Thanks for the tips RedCherry! I'll avoid Homesite for sure! Coding by hand huh?? I may be just to lazy to be in this business

Surfn · 2006-03-27, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by sue-fl

Good idea Surfn! I noticed that in FP it's adding shit in with my sponsor link that isn't supposed to be there. I wonder if that has anything to do with sales

It will substitute ";amp" to any link code that uses the "&" sign. You won't get credit for sales with the junk in there.

RedCherry · 2006-03-27, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by sue-fl

Coding by hand huh?? I may be just to lazy to be in this business

Well I started building websites in 1992 in notepad, so that is how I learned. I didn't even know WYSIWYG programs exsited for quite awhile, lol. If I'd of only gotten into Porn back then. *sigh*

dareutwo, I like AceHTML, great for hand coding, and has a built in "viewer" that I can swap between code view and preview of what it looks like live. It also has some great table builders that help, and CSS tools.

docholly · 2006-03-27, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by RedCherry

Well I started building websites in 1992 in notepad, so that is how I learned. I didn't even know WYSIWYG programs exsited for quite awhile, lol. If I'd of only gotten into Porn back then. *sigh*

dareutwo, I like AceHTML, great for hand coding, and has a built in "viewer" that I can swap between code view and preview of what it looks like live. It also has some great table builders that help, and CSS tools.

Add me to the hand code list with notepad. I used homesite at work so i didn't care about the memory thing but refuse to use something here that i'm faster at by hand.. when i have a spare hand to do it.

RedCherry · 2006-03-27, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by sue-fl

Morning! I'm going to be pulling my hair out all day! I got three different website makers or what ever you call them. I'm a frontpage lover as it's so damn easy. Well I worked with them most of the night and got no where

Here are the three I got: Namo 2006, Homesite 5+ and Dreamweaver 8. Any suggestions on what one would be easiest to figure out??? Damn I hate changes!!

Have a great Monday all!

I'm an old hand coder, so use AceHTML, but MadHatter, who never touched a computer before he was 50, has used DreamWeaver in the past to design sites, and figured it out pretty easily. He said the nice thing is it is totally intergrated with flash and other macromedia things and is very easy.

I've used Homesite in the past, it is buggy and a memory hog. Used to crash me all the time, so unless you have a lot of ram, I'd suggest not using it, use AceHTML instead if you want to hand code. Just my 2cents.

Linkster · 2006-03-27, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by sue-fl

Here are the three I got: Namo 2006, Homesite 5+ and Dreamweaver 8. Any suggestions on what one would be easiest to figure out??? Damn I hate changes!!

Have a great Monday all!

I bought Namo (on GGs recommendation) and havent really started using it yet - although the graphics program that comes with it rocks - I still do everything in notepad - but then Ive never done anything fancy

MrYum · 2006-03-27, 10:17 PM

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I bought Namo (on GGs recommendation) and havent really started using it yet - although the graphics program that comes with it rocks - I still do everything in notepad - but then Ive never done anything fancy

Yup, nothing fancy here either...I've always subscriped to the KISS principle with my sites

I use NoteTab...kinda like Notepad on steroids, but still all hand coding

2006-03-27, 12:34 PM	#1
sue-fl You can now put whatever you want in this space :) Join Date: May 2005 Location: Florida Posts: 2,837	Morning! I'm going to be pulling my hair out all day! I got three different website makers or what ever you call them. I'm a frontpage lover as it's so damn easy. Well I worked with them most of the night and got no where Here are the three I got: Namo 2006, Homesite 5+ and Dreamweaver 8. Any suggestions on what one would be easiest to figure out??? Damn I hate changes!! Have a great Monday all!