WYSIWYG editor with Coda?

[macjiro]

The editor in Coda looks incredible. I want to jump ship from DW and starting to look. Is there an WYSWYG app with a Coda editor that you recommend?
RapidWeaver is template based but can you edit/tweak like Coda? And looks like Freeway cannot tweak code correct? I know i can D/L free trials. I wish to get feedback from users who use the programs. I guess i'm 'too used' to DW but i want to jump. Wishing to combine a new editor with Pixelmator. Thanks!

[iLina]

why dont you try the fck-editor. it is really easy to plug into a website

[Maxington]

Or checkout: http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/

[angelwatt]

iLina and Maxington, I think you're on the wrong track for what the OP is asking about. They're asking about web site designer editors, not in page editors.

I can't speak to Coda. I hand code everything.

[Cabbit]

There is TacoHMTL Edit which is very similar as it gives you hand coding with a web preview though you wont have access to fancy drag and drop.
Espresso is also quite similar in that approach. Though i know of no environments that have similar to coda coding features and a wysiwyg drag and drop like dreamweaver interface. I only know of coders with a rendering engine to show you what your hand written code will output.

If you really want to get stuck into designing a page i recommend Espresso + CSSEdit as these are dreadfully efficient for plain html and css design. You'll need to let us know how far your understanding of html and css is before i would put my full recommendation out.

[macjiro]

I went with Flux. Highly recommended if you want WYSWYG and Code.
I don't need to use DW again. :D

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