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phreeway

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Any one no of a free wysiwyg editor i just want something to edit my website with out using code. i have already made the code and stuff for the website but for the future i dont want to have to keep on editing the code for every time i want to update it.so thats why i want a easy to use wysiwyg editor.
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rahmanpaidar

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Dreamweaver, Frontpage, and Visual Studio.
I admit they are professional tools but they also provide you
with visual editor in addition to HTML editor.
 
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phreeway

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i have Dreamweaver but i don't always want to be ftping files back and forth and i also have a client who wants a website(i can do that) but he wants it to be editable without him having to use code and ftp?
 
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Tim

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You should try iWeb than if your using a mac, it is very limited but super easy to use.
 
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Pheno

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phreeway said:
i have Dreamweaver but i don't always want to be ftping files back and forth and i also have a client who wants a website(i can do that) but he wants it to be editable without him having to use code and ftp?
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In that case you'll need to look at installing a content management system (Joomla, Wordpress, Drupal etc)
 
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phreeway

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Tim said:
You should try iWeb than if your using a mac, it is very limited but super easy to use.
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Pheno said:
In that case you'll need to look at installing a content management system (Joomla, Wordpress, Drupal etc)
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I have windows but thank you for the idea anyway, and i find the content management systems really annoying to make a whole website on so is there any way i can just make a site on Dreamweaver (i have Dreamweaver) then put it on drupal or another cms system so my client can edit words on the site without having to use code?

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goldenwaters

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yes bro, you can make use of Dreamweaver, FrontPage. But to say you dont want to re-edit, then you make use of Content Management System (CMS). One of such is Joomla and this is open source.

Thanks,
Golden Waters.
 
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phreeway

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thank you but is there any way i can make the site in dreamweaver whitch is easy for me and then use a cms system for my clients when im done on dreamweaver?
 
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kayla

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I use Cushy CMS. It's incredibly easy to set up and every client I've had absolutely loves how easy it is for them to use.
 
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Big Secz

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Depending on who is providing the website hosting, if they use CPanel than they would have a simple built in editor that would allow for editing pages while still on the server. CPanel offers both "code view" and "HTML view" which is the WYSIWYG editor.
 
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shovenose

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phreeway said:
thank you but is there any way i can make the site in dreamweaver whitch is easy for me and then use a cms system for my clients when im done on dreamweaver?
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Not really. You either start or end with a CMS if you know what I mean.

But if you use WordPress, try out the Suffusion theme. It is super flexible and you can make the client an easy to use yet unique site!
 
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