If you feel like writing and mastering HTML documents, this Netrunner Magazine article ought to show you how. Put not all thy eggs in the CMS basket. Learn how to code Web before you publish your sites, so you don't look like a total git. Or something. Enjoy. http://netrunner-mag.com/html-what-is-this-wondrous-technology/ Cheers, Mrk
It's been a while since I've done any web design but I used Kompozer for the most part. I will try Bluefish and Bluegriffon if I do any more .html in the future. I found that no matter what, I ended up doing a lot of editing of .html code in a text editor. Kompozer would generate really bad complicated code for some functions and I learned to avoid them. Most of what I got out of it was good.
