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List of Common HTML Editors
Dec 31st
The following list is organised with three headings – text editors, source code editors and WYSIWYG editors. Text editors such as Notepad can be used to create Web pages just the same as any editor. Source code editors on the other hand usually highlight the different parts of the code to make things easier to see and understand. Finally, WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editors show you exactly what you are creating and there is usually no coding involved. All of the programs listed below are completely free.
Upload Your Site With FTP
Jul 11th
If your site is on your computer only, then no-one else can see it! The files have to be transferred from your PC to the Web server. This short and easy-to-follow guide will show you how to upload your site using a very easy method, called FTP or File Transfer Protocol.
Choosing a HTML Editor
Jun 2nd
Essentially, there are two ways to write HTML – with a “What You See is What You Get” (WYSIWYG) editor or with a text editor. To be a professional website designer, I would recommend using a normal text editor. WYSIWYG editors sometimes insert code that isn’t needed – if you write the code yourself with a text editor, you can correct this.
