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Are there good free (as is free software) WYSIWYG website editors nowadays?
by p4bl0 8y ago
Are there good free (as is free software) WYSIWYG website editors nowadays?
- dagw 8y agoHell are there good WYSIWYG website editors nowadays at any price?
- giancarlostoro 8y agoDunno depends on what you like, I liked Microsoft Expression Web and that seemed to be free but they discontinued it. I would love to see VS Code become a reasonable WYSIWYG editor for Markdown and HTML5 / CSS though. I have seen some Electron based editors for Bootstrap that are very good, trick is to do an HTML WYSIWYG editor you really do need a damn browser component to do it properly enough. I would also like to see Mozilla create something similar for Firefox Developer Edition, not just more JS editors.
- ar0 8y agoI was looking for that a while back, too, and a Wikipedia search led me to BlueGriffon (http://bluegriffon.org/ http://bluegriffon.org/), which (through various forks like Nvu etc.) was apparently originally based on the "Composer" part of Netscape / Mozilla.
- nix0n 8y agoSeaMonkey (used to be Mozilla) Composer is free and WYSIWYG but the website you make will be very 90s looking.