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Hello all

Can Anyone recomend a good web site design prog. Mrs Rabbi wants to revamp her website, however Publisher 2007 is a bit pants and she would like a decent prog to incorporate dropdown menus and shiney things !!!

www.SAEcreations.co.uk

Cheers

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Yeah, I second Dreamweaver for most people, it'll do pretty much everything someone needs for a functional website.

Dreamweaver CS3, CS4 beta if you feel adventurous.
The adobe website has 30 day trials of all of it's software.

NVU if you want to try out a free WYSIWYG editor first, Notepad++ if you want to do it properly.

Stoat wrote:NVU if you want to try out a free WYSIWYG editor first, Notepad++ if you want to do it properly.

Actually Nvu is dead, some people have sort of continued it with Kompozer I think.

deject wrote:Actually Nvu is dead, some people have sort of continued it with Kompozer I think.

Orly? Fair enough.

Stoat wrote:Notepad++ if you want to do it properly.

Yeah, Notepad++ is fantastic, use it for a lot of my programming.

However, you get out what you put in, if you can code great, if you can't you need something helping you (like most people)

Also Jew, that website has a 403 verboten issue.

buzzmong wrote:Also Jew, that website has a 403 verboten issue.

I didn't make the site, she did. What the fuck is

No1Jew wrote:
I didn't make the site, she did. What the fuck is

verboten = forbidden

It is normally caused when there isn't a default page, such as index.htm or index.html or default.php etc, and the directory doesn't permit listing.

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You should Amblin, it's great. The colour formatting makes programming much much easier and efficient, not to mention the option to shink sections down is handy as fuck, plus it's supports a silly amount of languages and can be linked directly to any compilers on your system.

And it's free.

And there's a portable version available.

Yeah if you're not coding something that is best done with a full blown SDK/framework, then advanced editors like Notepad++ (which I use) are great. I've used it for some simple PHP edits on the Gallery2 installation I did for my mom's photography website.

deject wrote:Yeah if you're not coding something that is best done with a full blown SDK/framework, then advanced editors like Notepad++ (which I use) are great. I've used it for some simple PHP edits on the Gallery2 installation I did for my mom's photography website.

And how is mrs krell?

HereComesPete wrote:
And how is mrs krell?

she is doing quite alright thank you.

Aww, the FAAAAAABULOUS rainbow didn't work very well.

Needs more magenta.