Alternatives to MS Frontpage

[TruthElixirX]

I'm workngi on soem static web stuff for a school project and don't feel liek manually coding in HTML. Does anyone know any free alternatives to Frontpage? Something like open office (I thin kthats what its called) but for web design.

[Zachery]

Originally Posted by Punktek.com

I'm workngi on soem static web stuff for a school project and don't feel liek manually coding in HTML. Does anyone know any free alternatives to Frontpage? Something like open office (I thin kthats what its called) but for web design.

Notepad

Its much better to code from scratch, none of the wysiwyg editors make complients standards html most of the time.

[TruthElixirX]

I'm not wanting anything fancy. Its for a school project; no one here knows how to make a web site. I throw up a page with a background and text andf I'm god. I just don't feel like hardcoding it. It doesn't need to be standard complient or anything.

[Tekton]

I use notepad.

If I screw up, I switch to Ultraedit

[TruthElixirX]

So there is pretty much no free alternative WYSIWYG editor like Frontpage that you guys know of?

[filburt1]

Originally Posted by Zachery

Its much better to code from scratch, none of the wysiwyg editors make complients standards html most of the time.

Dreamweaver always makes XHTML-compliant code for me when you create a document with that setting checked.

[Adrian Schneider]

If it is just for school you can download the trial of dreamweaver. Wouldn't that be 'cheating' though?

[Revan]

Originally Posted by filburt1

Dreamweaver always makes XHTML-compliant code for me when you create a document with that setting checked.

Exactly, and for that reason I am using DW to code all my PHP and HTML.

[Dean C]

Give the guy a break, go with the dreamweaver trial

[The Geek]

go with DW. Its easier to give yourself an appendectomy with a dull spoon than do anything useful with MS FP.