I was trying to find a WYSIWYG interface for our in-house website but there doesn't seem to be any out there. Similar to Frontpage (dating myself).... I used to be able to build websites and use coding to fix issues as they arose. Now there doesn't seem to be anything out there. Wordpress and Wix are both cloud based and not meant for in-house restricted use application.
So that brought me to Dreamweaver. I'm muddling my way through but certainly way more intensive than what is required for this application.
I'll look at the validation tools available. I'm working my way through the code one line at a time to see where I went wrong.
Thanks
Tammy
FrontPage was laid to rest in 2003 because it generated terrible code.
The web is much more sophisticated today. No more table-based layouts. No more one size fits all. So a WYSIWYG editor is a thing of the past. DW's Live View is pretty close but it's not 100% perfect mainly because it uses a Chrome emulator. Previewing in all browsers & devices is still the best way to check your work.
Code errors -- even little ones -- can cause unexpected rendering issues in modern browsers & mobile devices. Some are less forgiving of errors than others.
Review HTML5 and CSS code basics to get yourself up to speed.
HTML5 Introduction
CSS Introduction
Start with simple projects to gain experience & confidence. The more you work with code, the easier it gets. But it takes time. You need to be patient with yourself.
Nancy
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