Correct. Not been crippling limitations. Unless you're trying to be big business on the cheap.
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Correct. Not been crippling limitations. Unless you're trying to be big business on the cheap.
Whooa, this guy's doing his first site and you're suggesting Dreamweaver > PHP > MySQL? That's going overboard!
Let's take it one step at a time. Some kind of wysiwyg editor like dreamweaver, but not dreamweaver, is your first step. Have a look at Kompozer - I haven't used it, though I did use its predecessor, Nvu. It's a graphical html editor - you won't need to know any html to get up and running.
But html is really not that hard. Someone else suggested w3schools - that is an excellent resource.
I've found w3schools to be awesome for several things now- c++, php, mysql, html, a load of others too.
I develop sites in Dreamweaver using PHP and MySQL. It's not the easiest way to go if you can't even use html...
nic777
Expert Member
I HAVE used Kompozer and I second this suggestion for you to use it.
Whooa, this guy's doing his first site and you're suggesting Dreamweaver > PHP > MySQL? That's going overboard!
Let's take it one step at a time. Some kind of wysiwyg editor like dreamweaver, but not dreamweaver, is your first step. Have a look at Kompozer - I haven't used it, though I did use its predecessor, Nvu. It's a graphical html editor - you won't need to know any html to get up and running.
But html is really not that hard. Someone else suggested w3schools - that is an excellent resource.
Whooa, this guy's doing his first site and you're suggesting Dreamweaver > PHP > MySQL? That's going overboard!
Dreamweaver have great tutorials and there is alot of online tutorials as well...! The tutorials also provide info for the absolute beginners. They can make use of the tutorials to just before the web applications side, which is very very easy!
chiskop
Executive Member
Its not that Dreamweaver isn't a good program, have great tuts or whatever - its just the initial investment is a little steep. 
Its not that Dreamweaver isn't a good program, have great tuts or whatever - its just the initial investment is a little steep.
Yeah. what he said. I've made several thousands on Dreamweaver doing web development. Awesome program, it really gives Visual Studio a head-on bash in the php vs aspx field, but it takes a long time to learn.
CMS makes thing so easy these days. Design a logo, pick out a CMS you like, find a theme, and off you go.
Even though I promised myself I wouldn't do any more web work if I could avoid it I'm doing exactly this over the weekend.
Even though I promised myself I wouldn't do any more web work if I could avoid it I'm doing exactly this over the weekend.
kronoSX
Honorary Master
bwana you into flash by any chance...
Not if I can help it.
Lol, bluevoda has a lovely snag instore for you, once you've finished with the site, you have to upload it to a bluehost hosting account
No other way to save the site Hahah ya i realized that! But luckily i found a way around itLol, bluevoda has a lovely snag instore for you, once you've finished with the site, you have to upload it to a bluehost hosting account
Just saved it then opend it with Internet Explorer and then saved it with internet explorerHahaha, thanks for all the help tho man, i appreciate itThat's a bit "gat oor kop" if you ask me, but whatever tickles you