Because my old website maker (copy and paste, WYSIWYG) generate HTMLcode that now show errors on the screen after uploading to a server (errors: some images and some characters not shown), I had to change to another webside maker. I wanted freeware and after installing and trying some freeware I found Bluegriffon. I think that's a good one. Now it's quite pleasant to code again (still learning). And I can now correct my old websites.
Link :
http://www.bluegriffon.org/#screenshots
I also use TED Notepad (freeware) to make corrections to the code because it's sometimes easier and I am now learning something new : HTML coding. Somtimes frustrating, but if I get some result it feels good.
Link :
https://jsimlo.sk/notepad/
I maintained a couple of my own websites a few years ago. I found a basic website similar to what I wanted, copied the text and placed it into Notepad. It was easy to learn the basics and I could modify the text as needed and ended up with an easy to update basic website.
If you use FireFox some nice tips about the web development tools of FireFox (Tools > Browser Tools > Web Dev Tools) >
http://devtoolschallenger.com/
If you're searching for a good FLOSS text editor with minimap, colored syntax, git, and so on :
- Atom >
https://github.com/atom/atom/releases/tag/v1.60.0 Sadly Microsoft Killed it recently for its own when they bought github, but still very relevant.
- Pulsar >
https://pulsar-edit.dev/ the Atom's community to continue Atom with another name, maintain all plugins, etc, etc..
(11-13-2023, 04:03 AM)PixLab Wrote: [ -> ]If you use FireFox some nice tips about the web development tools of FireFox (Tools > Browser Tools > Web Dev Tools) > http://devtoolschallenger.com/
If you're searching for a good FLOSS text editor with minimap, colored syntax, git, and so on :
- Atom > https://github.com/atom/atom/releases/tag/v1.60.0 Sadly Microsoft Killed it recently for its own when they bought github, but still very relevant.
- Pulsar > https://pulsar-edit.dev/ the Atom's community to continue Atom with another name, maintain all plugins, etc, etc..
Pixlab, Atom seems to be a good one. Thank's for the link.