Late 90s style site creation help
| learn html & css
| Pick any other WYSIWYG HTML editor from the era (check Wikipedia), but it's probably not going to be a smooth experience either.
| Learn html it's easy to piggy back and reverse engineer existing code. If you struggle with css you can commission people to help.
| holy fuck just throw away your brainrot-device and fucking learn html, it'll take 30 mins ok maybe 60 because your brain is rotten now
| >>1048196 Don't be so mean to MS FrontPage g/u/rl! HTML can be very daunting or even tedious at first for some. Maybe she can try Adobe dreamweaver? Personally I would still advise the HTML route. Just find some free templates and modify them to get a feeling for it, look at the source of your favorite neocities or nekoweb site and see how they are made, copy paste code you find into your template and adjust to your taste!!! ("⌒∇⌒")
| >>1048196 it'd be helpful to have dynamic view of how your code looks like and behaves instead of saving and opening the html file every time
| It should be written in C!
| >>1047787 I was looking into stuff like this some time ago and these looked alright:
https://app.grapesjs.com/studio
https://getpublii.com/
Not sure about the oldschool feel tho, I agree that learning basic html (chatgpt ftw) or stealing others code and editing it is probably the easiest.
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| I don't want to learn html and I'd like a gui of sorts. I use Microsoft FrontPage but I find the whole process annoying. Are there any better html editors?