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06-15-2004, 13:41
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| Civilians |  Re: WYSIWYG editor It isn't drag and drop, and it isn't WYSIWYG, but it may be what your looking for. It's an online tool, www.halfwit-hosting.com. Basically, you select a template, add a few pages, enter the titles and text for each, and an entire site is build automagically. It's FREE for 30-days, so give it a shot. www.halfwit-hosting.com Thanks, Joel >> Sort of thing I'm looking for is... >> >> I want to drop an image on a page and have it in the top right hand corner >> of the page. Drag and Drop in Coffee Cup creates duplicates of the image, >> Front Page Drag and Drop seems to do nothing. >> >> I want 4/5/6/x buttons vertically in a row. This should require negligble >> effort, I shouldn't have to play around lining them up and the like. >> >> I guess what I'm looking for is Something like Corel Draw for web pages >with >> some project management bits added in so I can keep pages together, etc, >> etc. >> >> All help much appreciated! >> >> TTFN >> >> -- >> Simon Hart >> In space, nobody can hear you scream. >> >> > |
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| Civilians | Re: WYSIWYG editor Try Ewisoft Web Builder. It is Free WYSIWYG Html Editor from http://www.ewisoft.com "Joel Dare" <joel@joeldare.com> wrote in message news:1584714c9dbdadd079110bbf65c3ac15@news.teranew s.com... > It isn't drag and drop, and it isn't WYSIWYG, but it may be what your > looking for. It's an online tool, www.halfwit-hosting.com. > Basically, you select a template, add a few pages, enter the titles > and text for each, and an entire site is build automagically. > > It's FREE for 30-days, so give it a shot. > > www.halfwit-hosting.com > > > > Thanks, > Joel > > >> Sort of thing I'm looking for is... > >> > >> I want to drop an image on a page and have it in the top right hand corner > >> of the page. Drag and Drop in Coffee Cup creates duplicates of the image, > >> Front Page Drag and Drop seems to do nothing. > >> > >> I want 4/5/6/x buttons vertically in a row. This should require negligble > >> effort, I shouldn't have to play around lining them up and the like. > >> > >> I guess what I'm looking for is Something like Corel Draw for web pages > >with > >> some project management bits added in so I can keep pages together, etc, > >> etc. > >> > >> All help much appreciated! > >> > >> TTFN > >> > >> -- > >> Simon Hart > >> In space, nobody can hear you scream. > >> > >> > > > |
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