WYSIWIG Webpage Editors

[ristin_uk]

Does anyone know of any WYSIWYG webpage editors (along the lines of Claris HomePage) for OS X?
Freeware, shareware or commercial?

 

[Red Phoenix]

Mozilla and Netscape 6.1 (granted, essentially the same thing) both come with WYSISYG HTML editors. I've never used them, but I would think they are just as good as what came in Netscape 4.7. You can get Mozilla at http://www.mozilla.org, and Netscape at http://www.netscape.com.

 

[AdmiralAK]

pagespinner is a good editor

 

[Red Phoenix]

It's my HTML editor of choice, too, but unfortunately (and fortunately), it ain't WYSIWYG.

 

[MacSub]

BBedit 6 is good, but again its not a WYSIWYG

 

[Red Phoenix]

Since we're listing things that aren't WYSIWYG, I also like using OmniWeb for HTML editing if I don't feel like booting Classic. Just my 4 cents.

 

[MacSub]

That is very usefull as well, I enjoy the quickness of using Omniweb for quick html editing, although if you want a good html program and text program bbedit for OSX is the best to date...if you want something free use Text edit or Omniweb

 

[Jadey]

Adobe has announced GoLive, but it of course isn't shipping yet. As for non-WYSIWYG although I use BBEdit daily, I was going to buy Pepper until Barebones software quickly whipped up an X version of BBEdit. I had already bought BBEdit, so I got the free update, but for any that haven't bought either yet - Pepper is cheaper and just as good.

 

[ristin_uk]

Yeah, I'd heard that GoLive was being made available for X. I do love that program. I way get it (depending on how much Adobe decides to charge).

Ooh, talking about Adobe products, has anyone got any idea when Photoshop is going to be carbonised? I have 6, but would definately upgrade, as don't wanna be stuck using it in Classic.