A  WYSIWYG text editor for a web page?
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TinyMCE is the best. http://tinymce.moxiecode.com\n\nHowever, it normally outputs valid XHTML, which you said does not work for your project. It is INSANELY easy to get TinyMCE to output <br /> linebreaks:\n\nhttp://tinymce.moxiecode.com/tinymce/docs/option_force_br_newlines.html\n\nWhile you can convince it to output regular line breaks, like that, you might wish for something that does this by default.\n\nI am not familiar with such editors, because when I found TinyMCE I fell in love, but here's one:\nhttp://www.freetextbox.com/\n\nThere is an excellent list of web editors here: http://www.geniisoft.com/showcase.nsf/WebEditors
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Web Embedding Fonts Tool for Microsoft Internet Explorer: WEFT
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You may want the try Nvu, which is an open source editor.\nIt works on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. \nhttp://www.nvu.com/
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Eclipce is the best editor i have found. But there is one called PHP Designer i use it a lot. I still prefer something like notepad on windows or vim in linux.\nThought there is a good archive on net with PHP Editors.
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You can use a WYSIWYG editor like Frontpage or Dreamweaver, but ultimately, that's just having a program write the HTML for you. I once heard some talk about trying to do a web page entirely in Flash, but I think you'd still have to wrap it in an HTML skeleton of some kind.
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DreamWeaver MX is the gold standard. Pros use that.\n\nYou can use BBEdit Lite if you don't want to pay anything, which is kind of a glorified SimpleText. There is also an Open Source program called nVU (http://www.nvu.com/download.html) which isn't too bad, and previews pages with the same engine as Firefox (Gecko web engine.)
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To open them for editing, you can use any standard text editor. I like JCreator, but anything from Notepad to Dreamweaver will work.\n\nTo open them for viewing, you'll need a browser, but you can't just open it directly or it will look strange. It has to be served to your browser via a "servlet container." A servlet container translates JavaServer Pages (JSP) code into straight HTML that the browser can render.\n\nApache Tomcat is the reference implementation of a servlet container. You can download it for free at tomcat.apache.org.
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Help Editor? I'm guessing you need something that makes HTML easier to write. If so, I'd go with Dreamweaver. It color codes all the code which helps you distinguish code from content, and also helps you see if all your tags are closed. I pretty much use it as a fancy text editor, but if you want you can use the WYSIWYG aspect of it and have it write all your code for you.  Great thing about Dreamweaver - It doesn't add a bunch of junk to your code like Frontpage or other WYSIWYG editors.
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Lot of free to use templates, both css and non css\nhttp://www.oswd.org
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What automatic code generator?\nHTML generator?\nASP generator?\nPHP generator?\nCSS generator?\n\nbe MORE specific.\n\nThe best WYSIWYG is Dreamweaver by Adobe.\n\nI currently own the Studio 8 for my person web page creation.
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use frontpage 2003 instaed. this would solve the problem....try using dreamweaver evalution...it is the best wyswyg program availabe
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Hi!\n\nhttp://www.interspire.com has some really nice, free HTML templates, with professional looks (and nice graphics). Check it out!\n\nGood luck!
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Yahoo sitebuilder is not the best thing to try. You should have used some html editors like Dreamweaver,frontpage,firstpage(free),NVU(free) etc. Or, use angelfire.\n\nBut the answer to your questions is:\nIn the htmls code, write the tile of your page within the title tag which is: <title>Write your title here</title>
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i would suggest Namo WebEditor for the begining... very complex and at the same time easy to use. Good luck
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On the Mac the best text editor is absolutely BBEdit. There's also a more limited free version, TextWrangler.
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All text editors can do this job.  I usually use notepad or wordpad (installed with windows os).\n\nIf you are using Windows 95-Me:\nEither: Double Click and choose notepad.\nor Open notepad and drag the cfg file in the window\n\nUsing 2K-XP..\nEither: Double Click and choose select the program from the list.\nThen choose notepad from the list and OK.\nor Right-click, open with and click choose program.\nFind Notepad on the list and click ok
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I use Dreamweaver for getting the basic layout done the way I want it then I hack into it with PHPdev, nice syntax highlighting MDI text editor.\n\nAs far as I know (and I am prepared to be wrong here) the are no visual editiors (ala VB or Delphi) for PHP at the moment.