Aptana is an open source web IDE akin to Dreamweaver |
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I'm trying to build a web page for my father's business. I want to make something that he can easily edit later and he's not very computer literate so I want something drag and drop and WYSIWYG like Dreamweaver or iWeb. He uses Ubunut, is there any tools like that out there? I've tried Komposer and Quanta, but they're HTML editors, not drag and drop. |
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Aptana is an open source web IDE akin to Dreamweaver |
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No, real web development isn't what he wants to do, just be able to build a simple web site for his business. Something more like iWeb would be the way to go. |
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I've used Impress, but it's different than the OOo Presentation. Impress is Star Office. |
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OOo and Star Office are largely one and the same, surely? |
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Last edited by Identity X; 08-29-2008 at 07:26 PM.
yep, |
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Last edited by Ynot; 08-30-2008 at 12:28 AM.
Last edited by Identity X; 08-30-2008 at 12:53 AM.
I've used OO.o to output HTML for webpages for a few stories I've written, and it's rather a pain. The code is clunky as hell, and it throws in a lot of unnecessary code, as well as using outdated standards. |
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How do I make KompoZer a graphical editor, I just see an IDE? |
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Well, like I said, I've never just started from scratch with it, but drag and drop an image in, type whatever text you want, etc, and at the top on the toolbar you have buttons for anchors, images, links, tables, and forms. Try reading the help, too, it's actually pretty decent at explaining how to get started. There's even a built-in CSS editor. |
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