vim....
No really I don't use WYSIWYG but I hear that eclipse has a web plugin.
So that would be my suggest (though *really* think about vim) also
bluefish is a great product. (though I gave up trying to get patches
in).
In terms of FrontPage I seem to remember there being a tutorial on
Netscapes dev center explaining how to convert. My major problem has
been the DOM commands they use so if you're doing any javascript make
sure you run it though a validator.
On Wed, 2003-04-30 at 06:04, Lee Einer wrote:
> Hi, all-
>
> I need to convert a fairly complex website which was created with MS
> FrontPage into the standard, non-proprietary HTML format. How best to do
> this?
>
> A second, related question- although some of the folks working on the
> site will be MS users, I am a Mandrake user. What Linux WYSIWYG web
> editor would you all recommend for a Linux user who is attempting to
> manage a website of 30-50 pages?
>
>
>
> Lee Einer
>
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