[coolphage]

I am looking to get back into making webpages. I used to make webpages with pagemill. It was a while ago. I dont really know any code languages. I want to be able to make more than basic webpages. I eventually want to learn some code. What would be the best software for me? I am a student and dont have much money. Any suggestion would be nice.

Nick
Powerbook 12 arives in August.

[genevish]

Originally posted by coolphage:
I am looking to get back into making webpages. I used to make webpages with pagemill. It was a while ago. I dont really know any code languages. I want to be able to make more than basic webpages. I eventually want to learn some code. What would be the best software for me? I am a student and dont have much money. Any suggestion would be nice.

Nick
Powerbook 12 arives in August.

Well, to truly learn HTML, you should learn hand coding, rather than using a tool. It's easy to get started and it will help you when you do get a WYSIWYG tool.

Use a text editor designed for HTML coding to start. BBEdit is generally considered to be the best, but I personally prefer jEdit. It's free and has some cool plugins you can add.

When you go to a WSYWIG tool, DreamWeaver is my favorite. Easy to use and produces good code.