website development

[zezerbing]

Hello. Do any of you guys know of any open source web site building software. I'm looking to start a small welding business . I know their are a boat load of free/paid sites on google etc.  Their are so many to choose from. I'm looking at my options . Thanks.

[Rudge]

How much HTML do you know?

If not much, Kompozer is a "will do" type wysiwyg editor.

[aguila]

Hi zezerbing,

depends on what you knowledge level is. Most commonly your ISP might have a tool to setup a website.

If you want to work it out yourself with HTML and CSS, KompoZer might be a nice option. Bluefish is a good sourcecode editor. You'll find both via Synaptic.

Just my favourite choices, but there are much more of course.

Ups, Rudge was faster....

[zezerbing]

ok I'll try that. thanks guys.

[Rudge]

Ups, Rudge was faster....

It's not about speed, it's about knowledge. The OP now has two options.    

[Dragynn]

Gedit. or leafpad. notepad if yer in winders. 

Be sure to check yer code in Internet Exploder, 8 is a piece of goram gosa that doesn't like to render code the way every other browser in the known universe does.

okay i gotta go, crappy citrix just froze up again on Mama an she's goin' fer the shotgun........

[Xenaflux]

http://www.pagetutor.com/html_tutor/index.html

Even I could understand this

Have fun

Xena

[genomega]

Go to http://www.w3.org/standards/webdesign/htmlcss and you can learn what you need to know.

Its not rocket science.

[longtom]

okay i gotta go, crappy citrix just froze up again on Mama an she's goin' fer the shotgun........

... and will we ever see Dragynn again ... 

[ff103]

I use Kompozer and SeaMonkey both, but I find that SeaMonkey renders code better for viewing on Internet Explorer.

[Ramchu]

Sams Teach Yourself HTML 4 in 24 Hours: http://www.informit.com/library/library.aspx?b=STY_html_24hours