WYSIWYG online builder

[astralrose]

Hi,

I am doing a free sub-domain thingy for friends etc and I was wondering if anyone knew of an online site builder (WYSIWYG editor) that they can use as a stand alone then upload to their sub-domains. I am stumped as I have only used HTML. This is just for people who want fun personal pages nothing to heavy going. All I have found are site builders with subs already attached eg geocities, brave net etc

thanks

Donna

[darco9x2]

mozilla suite has one. you can save it
and then ftp it.

[Twey]

If you use Windows, Microsoft Office is able to export HTML pages. openoffice.org (as usual) goes one better, exporting it as XHTML (at least on the beta version, haven't used the stable one).

[astralrose]

Thanks,

Ill check out mozilla. No good doing it in office I am talking about people who cant write html so it has to be wysiwyg.

Thanks guys

Donna

[IanMarlowe]

what does WYSIWYG stand for anyways?

[astralrose]

W hat Y ou S ee I s W hat Y ou G et

:)

[Twey]

No good doing it in office I am talking about people who cant write html so it has to be wysiwyg.It is. It's just like creating a document in Publisher or Draw.

[astralrose]

Sorry I should have been clearer! I am looking for a complete drag and drop facility, similar to Geocities. Also whenever I have converted an office doc to html on the quick I always have problems running them on my server. Office puts so much rubbish in the code it makes it hard for the browser to understand it. Also it has problems with images.

Thanks anyway :)

[Twey]

Office puts so much rubbish in the code it makes it hard for the browser to understand it. Also it has problems with images.
OpenOffice doesn't :p

[astralrose]

I will check it out and hold you accountable! ;) :)