website editor
09 May 2012, 10:33
first off I must say that anything to do with computers and ICT in general I do not know much about, I am in effect a novice.
Currently my building is paying a web developer an excessive amount to maintain our website, www.thepiazza.co.za
I have volunteered to do the maintainence myself, the updates are infrequent at maybe once a month and generally just involves the uploading of documents and editing of the content. Personally I do not think it can be that hard.
However, what free software can I use to do the maintanence? I have done a bit of googling but I am hesistant of taking something based on reviews I read on the net.
Currently my building is paying a web developer an excessive amount to maintain our website, www.thepiazza.co.za
I have volunteered to do the maintainence myself, the updates are infrequent at maybe once a month and generally just involves the uploading of documents and editing of the content. Personally I do not think it can be that hard.
However, what free software can I use to do the maintanence? I have done a bit of googling but I am hesistant of taking something based on reviews I read on the net.
Re: website editor
29 May 2012, 19:49
I don't really know the free software out there, but I checked your site and don't seen anything complex.
It's looks like plain HTML.
So any HTML editor should do the trick.
Personally I like used Dreamweaver, not free though.
If you need to choose, then I would suggest that you look for tutorials relaying to that product.
Head over to http://w3schools.com/ to get and introduction to HTML.
For a small fee I can tutor you the first few times
It's looks like plain HTML.
So any HTML editor should do the trick.
Personally I like used Dreamweaver, not free though.
If you need to choose, then I would suggest that you look for tutorials relaying to that product.
Head over to http://w3schools.com/ to get and introduction to HTML.
For a small fee I can tutor you the first few times
Re: website editor
05 Jun 2012, 14:38
thanks for your input
a friend of mine managed to assist me over the weekend, yes I agree it is a simple html website, but I have no clue about computers and I just want to save the body corporate some cash.
a friend of mine managed to assist me over the weekend, yes I agree it is a simple html website, but I have no clue about computers and I just want to save the body corporate some cash.
Re: website editor
05 Jun 2012, 14:43
there are free tutorials for HTML beginners on the net. the basics you can grasp in 2-5 hours.
Re: website editor
05 Jun 2012, 20:47
Notepad will work... Notepad++ if you wanna be cool
HTML is a scripting language and the WYSIWYG/Drag and drop editors normally make for messy code and problems and difficult to maintain websites.
The w3schools tutorials are very good, I refer to stuff on their site when I forget something regularly.
If you get stuck, post your question and I will give it a go at helping.
HTML is a scripting language and the WYSIWYG/Drag and drop editors normally make for messy code and problems and difficult to maintain websites.
The w3schools tutorials are very good, I refer to stuff on their site when I forget something regularly.
If you get stuck, post your question and I will give it a go at helping.
Re: website editor
25 Jun 2012, 12:44
well my friend will probably be done in a week or so with the conversion of the website into a format that I can edit quickly
what attracted me to his solution is that should I no longer be able to maintain the website for whatever reason, the maintenance could easily shift to another person with very little training required.
I will report back once everything is done.
what attracted me to his solution is that should I no longer be able to maintain the website for whatever reason, the maintenance could easily shift to another person with very little training required.
I will report back once everything is done.