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RAH

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Registered: 2008-06-20

Posts: 205

Web Design

Hello,

What is the closest thing to Microsoft Frontpage/Expression for linux?  I've tried Nvu and Kompozer but they seem too basic.  I can't even figure out how to change the font in Kompozer!  Any ideas?

Thanks.

ozar

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From: USA

Registered: 2005-02-18

Posts: 1,686

Re: Web Design

I like bluefish pretty well.

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kclive18

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From: Columbus, Ohio, USA

Registered: 2008-05-08

Posts: 219

Re: Web Design

Quanta Plus is pretty nice too, if you want a WYSIWYG editor.  Bluefish is even better if you want to write out all your HTML, PHP, and CSS by hand, which I recommend doing (the code your system generates isn't necessarily that great).

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moljac024

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From: Serbia

Registered: 2008-01-29

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Re: Web Design

WYSIWYG editors are evil.

Bluefish is a pretty nice text editor with web development in mind. You might also like Geany. Or if you wanna be super-productive in the long run (does have a learning curve) then go for vim.

Last edited by moljac024 (2008-07-20 07:10:35)

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Ashren

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From: Denmark

Registered: 2007-06-13

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Re: Web Design

What about markdown in conjuncture with a simple text editor?

http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/

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diesel1

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From: Leeds, UK.

Registered: 2007-07-19

Posts: 267

Re: Web Design

If you can stand the evilness of WYSIWYG tools then try SeaMonkey Internet Suite.

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RAH

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Registered: 2008-06-20

Posts: 205

Re: Web Design

Does Quanta Plus work with Gnome or KDE only?

finferflu

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From: Manchester, UK

Registered: 2007-06-21

Posts: 1,899

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Re: Web Design

You can give Aptana a go. I haven't used it extensively, but it looked good.
Else, Vim is the best solution for me.

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Registered: 2007-06-09

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Re: Web Design

Does Quanta Plus work with Gnome or KDE only?

It is built on KDE...  but surely you could have googled that

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miggols99

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Registered: 2007-06-10

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Re: Web Design

I like Quanta Plus. It's a cross between hard coding and WYSIWYG. It give you a preview of the webpage and buttons to add things like forms and stuff...personally I don't use them. Wish there was Quanta for KDE4!! Now I'm using KWrite/Kate.

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RAH

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Registered: 2008-06-20

Posts: 205

Re: Web Design

Does Quanta Plus work with Gnome or KDE only?

It is built on KDE...  but surely you could have googled that

I was aware of that - I'm just asking if it works in Gnome without having to use KDE?

Skittles

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From: Bochum (Ger)

Registered: 2007-07-21

Posts: 36

Re: Web Design

it'll work, but it will need tons of kde-libs