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« on: January 28, 2024 @798.88 »

I am just in the works of making a website for just posting some pics and providing some info. It's not meant to be viewed on a phone, I dont even care about mobile users lol. It's mostly just a little archiving project I want to do.

I've never been good with HTML and I can never remember even the most basic codes, so even just adding backround color, text/font/size etc takes me so long, I just end up never doing antyhing because I end up having to google the most inane things over and over :-0

I was pretty quick with Frontpage back in the 00s, but now I am wondering if there are other, free programs that are similar? I tried the, uh Silex cloud thing, but I could not understand anything ;__; I was completely lost on just adding text and background color, oof.

Any tips on how and where I can easily make a few ye olde web pages? <3
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« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2024 @824.62 »

I believe txti.es allows you to make simple text-type websites. I had that bookmark saved on my PC and it sounds like a good answer to your question.
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« Reply #2 on: January 28, 2024 @858.72 »

txti.es is out of the game since last year.
Fortuneatly plenty of great HTML editors are out there. My chosen one was Nvu (screenshot in the attachments). It's successor is called Kompozer. Can be used like a text editor. Images can be dragged along like it is MS Word. Easy to use!


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