Dreamweaver alternative

[sgodd]

Flux is really good for those with intermediate skills and is relatively easy to use. If you just want to create a web site visually just use WordPress its really easy to get a nice site up and running.

am I able to import an already created site into Flux or a Wordpress site?

 

[richardjoly]

Web design

I agree with Thenamesbryce. Have a look at Rapidweaver.
I've been using it for a year and I highly recommend it.

http://www.realmacsoftware.com/rapidweaver/overview/

 

[sgodd]

I agree with Thenamesbryce. Have a look at Rapidweaver.
I've been using it for a year and I highly recommend it.

http://www.realmacsoftware.com/rapidweaver/overview/

Thanks, I've downloaded the demo but still can't work out how to import my current website into it....

 

[mouthster]

I mostly use vim, but Sublime Text 2 is very nice. If I want to edit CSS and see what it looks like in a browser, I use the "Inspect Element" menu in Safari (or Chrome if I'm on a PC) and adjust the CSS there. The changes show up immediately and properly.

Anyone who takes this stuff seriously should learn how to code by hand. Couldn't disagree more with the guy that said hand-coding isn't efficient. If you know CSS like the back of your hand you can bang out a 2 column + header + footer liquid-layout in a couple of minutes in a text editor.

 

[Quotenfrau]

I suggest muse by adobe.

Muse.adobe.com

What's the difference to Dreamweaver (also an Adobe product)?

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I suggest muse by adobe.

Muse.adobe.com

I won't install Muse. It requires buggy and vulnerable Adobe AIR

 

[blow45]

Anyone having used muse can get back to us with their experiences?